The CSUF Police Department’s Community Police Academy is a six-week class, offered one night each week, which provides CSUF students, staff and faculty the opportunity to learn from subject matter experts and gain valuable insight into the field of law enforcement. The academy will help expand knowledge of the duties and responsibilities of a law […]
Cal State Fullerton’s University Archives & Special Collections has acquired the complete collection of OC Weekly materials through a donation from journalist Gustavo Arellano and coinciding with the 30th anniversary of the alternative weekly’s debut. The OC Weekly launched as a spinoff from LA Weekly in September 1995. It expanded from 58 pages in its […]
Cal State Fullerton students, staff and faculty looking to start their day with breakfast and engage their core can attend “Pancakes and Pilates,” an exclusive wellness event hosted by the Associated Students Inc.’s Student Recreation Center Sept. 25 at 10 a.m. This free event will begin with a 45-minute mat Pilates class in the SRC […]
Each fall, schools and universities across the nation celebrate National GEAR UP Week in the last week of September to highlight the impact of Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs. GEAR UP is a federal grant program created to support low-income students in preparing for and succeeding in education beyond high school, so […]
Cal State Fullerton students eager to learn how to cook without breaking the bank can attend the first of Associated Students Inc.’s “Cook & Connect” series on Sept. 22, a. hands-on workshop designed to teach students how to prepare affordable, healthy meals using ingredients commonly available at the ASI Food Pantry. Hosted by ASI and […]
This summer, Cal State Fullerton alum Juliet Lemar joined the ranks of Emmy-winning journalists, earning the prestigious award for her powerful multimedia reporting in Santa Barbara County. Lemar’s journey in journalism began at CSUF’s Daily Titan, where she gained hands-on newsroom experience and met her husband, fellow Titan and now software engineer, Dan Beam. That […]
Cal State Fullerton students are using high-performance computing and data science to tackle complex problems across a wide range of disciplines. Their innovative work will be on display Sept. 19 from 1:30-4 p.m. at the Titan Supercomputing Center Research Symposium, a campus-wide event celebrating student research and the expanding role of computational tools at CSUF. […]
Cal State Fullerton students wanting to look their freshest and find inspiration are invited to Associated Student Inc.’s event series, “Barbershop Talks,” on Sept. 16, Oct. 21 and Nov. 18 from noon to 2 p.m. in the Titan Student Union Pub. Students can sign up for time slot on the SignUpGenius website. Spots are limited. […]
As the university launches Latinx Heritage Month 2025 at Cal State Fullerton, it’s time to reflect on the depth, richness and brilliance of Latinx communities across the globe. This month is a powerful reminder of the histories, cultures and contributions that have long shaped the fabric of society and campus. CSUF also recognizes the recent celebration […]
Cal State Fullerton environmental studies alum Riley Christie has accepted a prestigious position as a coastal program analyst with the California Coastal Commission, one of the state’s leading regulatory agencies dedicated to coastal protection. In her new role, Christie will review development projects along California’s coastline to ensure they comply with the state’s landmark environmental […]