On Feb. 20 at 9:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m., the Office of Emergency Management & Continuity will conduct two campuswide evacuation drills in collaboration with the campus community, in accordance with regulatory requirements. The safety of the Cal State Fullerton community is the priority. The drills are proactive measures to ensure that everyone is prepared […]
Cal State Fullerton School of Music alum Rayvon T.J. Moore ’17 (M.M. music-performance) has been awarded the 2024 Ernst Bacon Memorial Award for the Performance of American Music in the college/university division for his performances with the Friends University Singing Quakers in Wichita, Kansas. The Ernst Bacon Memorial Award was established in 2016 to recognize […]
For Cal State Fullerton senior Joseph Ortiz, studying abroad in Japan is more than an academic opportunity — it’s a dream come true. A business administration major with a minor in Japanese, Ortiz is spending the 2024-25 academic year at Waseda University in Tokyo, and it all began with a scholarship opportunity. The Bridging Project […]
Titans ready to embark on their next camping, hiking or climbing adventure can head to the Student Recreation Center and its new Titan Outdoors equipment rental space. Associated Students Inc. invites students, faculty and outdoor enthusiasts to explore the new space at its grand opening on Jan. 21 at 11 a.m. to learn more about […]
California State University Systemwide Learning & Development presents its upcoming webinar “Your Fearless Year: Unmask Your Fears and Release Your Potential” by Natasha Halliday. This engaging webinar will be an opportunity for university faculty and staff to address some of their biggest fears and focus on practical skills, self-discovery and resilience-building techniques to face limiting […]
“I have had the time of my life here,” said Greg Dyment, director of the Arboretum and Botanical Garden at Cal State Fullerton, as he plans to retire after almost 28 years. “I have met so many wonderful people at CSUF and in the community. We could have not done all the things we did […]
Cal State Fullerton’s University Semester Abroad program offers international students a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in American academic and cultural life. As highlighted in University Extension’s 2024 Annual Impact Report, the program enables students to attend CSUF for one to two semesters. This past year, the USA program hosted 177 students from more than […]
Carlos Yebra López, Cal State Fullerton assistant professor of modern languages and literatures, published his first single-author book, titled “Ladino on the Internet: Sepharad 4.” “Ladino on the Internet” constitutes the first critical and systematic account written in English on the online revitalization of Ladino (Judeo-Spanish), a severely endangered language spoken by Jewish people who […]
While their time at Cal State Fullerton is coming to an end, the legacy that international graduate students Keshav Daga and Kavil Jain are leaving behind will last a lifetime. It started with the simple dream of coming to California. Daga and Jain were drawn to CSUF for its exceptional computer science program and inclusive […]
On Nov. 20, Cal State Fullerton’s University Wind Symphony was announced as the second-place winner of the 2024–25 American Prize for Wind Band/Ensemble Performance. This follows conductor and director Dustin Barr’s second-place American Prize win in Conducting – Band/Wind Ensemble Division for 2024–25. Barr is an associate professor of music at CSUF. The American Prize […]