Earning a master’s degree is an academic goal for many students. Unfortunately, due to economic stress, personal or medical challenges, or other obstacles, many students are unable to move toward this goal. To address these concerns, Cal State Fullerton University Extension offers programs that are flexible and designed for student success. CSUF University Extension celebrates […]
Associated Students Inc. will host two Pop-Up Food Pantry events on Nov. 13 from 3-5 p.m. and Nov. 18 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Quad. The events are first-come, first-served for students who check in at the event. In partnership with CSUF Basic Needs Services, TitanHEALTH and CHOMP, the event will provide students with free produce, pantry staples, snacks and […]
The Cal State Fullerton athletics department announces the passing of women’s soccer student-athlete Lauren Turner. She passed away on Nov. 7 after a nearly six-week stay in the ICU, following a tragic off-campus traffic collision. A native of Tustin, California, Turner was a sophomore on the women’s soccer team. She played in 10 games this […]
Jiaqi Zhang, a student from Shandong University in China, joined the CSUF University Semester Abroad program, and had the opportunity to live and study in Orange County for two semesters. In a recent interview, Zhang shared reflected on his experience: “I always longed to study in a multicultural academic environment, and the University Semester Abroad […]
The Cal State Fullerton College of Business and Economics is expanding its professional network, gaining from the expertise of business leaders across multiple industries, with two new additions to its Dean’s Advisory Board. Tim Olaerts ’02 (B.A. business administration-accounting) is returning to his alma mater to provide insights in light of his role as corporate controller at Irvine-based […]
Cal State Fullerton College of Business and Economics alum Victor Macias ’09 (B.A. business administration-entrepreneurship) launched a new snack food startup, Santana Snacks, which is inspired by the spicy fruit cups, street corn and “dorilocos” that were omnipresent in Macias’ upbringing in the Chicano-focused neighborhoods of Santa Ana. The concept came to fruition thanks to the […]
The College of Humanities and Social Sciences will host its second annual HSS Pub Fest event on Nov. 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the quad in front of the Humanities-Social Sciences Building. The event celebrates the incredible publications of HSS faculty. Author interviews with HSS faculty members and Jessica Stern, dean of […]
Cal State Fullerton journalism student Raniel Santos was awarded the inaugural Sam Rubin Memorial Scholarship. This distinction honors the legacy of the longtime KTLA entertainment reporter and raises the bar for emerging media‐makers. Sam Rubin, who died in 2024, was a beloved figure in entertainment journalism, known for decades of interviews, insights and a spirit […]
More than 1,820 students attended the annual iDay insurance education and career fair event on Oct. 22, presented by the School of Risk Management and Insurance at Cal State Fullerton’s College of Business and Economics. The annual event brings together students, alumni, faculty and industry professionals for a day of professional engagement. This year’s event featured 31 companies […]
Cal State Fullerton celebrates Native American Heritage Month in November. The university is on lands originally cared for by the Tongva and Acjachemen Peoples. The CSUF community acknowledges that this land holds great historical, spiritual and personal significance for its original inhabitants, and honor their enduring connection to it. November was chosen to celebrate Native […]