Cal State Fullerton is excited to acknowledge and celebrate Asian Pacific Islander South Asian American Heritage Month during the month of April. The month is a chance for the university to honor the rich cultures, histories and contributions of Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders and South Asians in the U.S. This year, we’re thrilled to highlight […]
The CSUF Police Department and Chief’s Advisory Board invite the campus community to an April 9 open forum on safety. The event will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Laurel Multipurpose Room. CSUF students, staff and faculty will have the opportunity to discuss efforts to support a safe, inclusive and welcoming […]
If you haven’t already made plans for spring break 2024, here are some low-cost ideas for quick day trips from Orange County. For the first time in Southern California’s modern history, we’ve had back-to-back wet seasons. That translates to a superbloom of wildflowers and lovely landscapes for exploring the natural beauty of our region. 1. […]
“Dune” was published in 1965, and is considered the first ecological science fiction novel, written at a time when ecology was an emerging field of study. Frank Herbert helped popularize the term ecology and conveyed a sense of planetary awareness for the Earth itself. The manuscript is in the Frank Herbert papers in University Archives […]
This spring, the 26-acre arboretum a at Cal State Fullerton has a new name – the Arboretum and Botanical Garden at Cal State Fullerton — emblematic of its stature as a recognized horticultural experience featuring plant life from around the world and agricultural cultivation. Generations of Titans continue to enjoy the massive Ombu, a plant native […]
Scott Sorrell, lecturer in marketing, will present an April 9 workshop on “How to Command Higher Compensation: Negotiating a Winning Salary.” Undergraduate and graduate students will learn how to command top dollar from employers or clients. Sorrell is an international speaker to Fortune 500 corporations on sales, negotiation and marketing. The event, hosted by Business […]
Titans, get ready to celebrate Library Week at the Pollak Library with a variety of fun events, including: Makerspace Monday (April 8, noon to 3 p.m.): Make custom buttons, scrunchies and experience virtual reality. Together Tuesday (April 9, 10 a.m. to noon): Meet our librarians and learn about the free resources the library has to […]
On March 12, the Health Education Pathways Program hosted a Professions and Majors in Health Care Fair in the Titan Student Union Pavilion. The event introduces students to the wide array of professional fields and job opportunities available in health care and behavioral health care, as well as the educational pathways that will prepare them […]
Nicole Seymour, professor of English, comparative literature and linguistics, has been awarded a residential fellowship at the Huntington Library in San Marino, California. This summer, she will conduct archival research on author Christopher Isherwood, whose 1964 novel “A Single Man” fictionalizes his experience as a Cal State LA professor. Seymour plans to complete a scholarly […]
On March 7, Cal State Fullerton hosted its first International Student-Alumni Mixer. Held at the university’s George G. Golleher Alumni House, the event brought together international students, alumni and cultural clubs for an evening of good food and inspiring conversations. This was the first-ever alumni mixer at Cal State Fullerton to focus on international student […]