Cal State Fullerton College of Business and Economics alum Denisa Marc ’24 (M.A. economics) was recognized with a major award for her master’s thesis research on predicting the impact of Federal Reserve meeting statements on the performance of U.S. Treasury yields. Her research showed that every word of the Fed’s summaries truly matters when it comes to […]
The online bachelor’s degree in humanities and social sciences program offered at Cal State Fullerton has inspired many success stories for students from all walks of life. Alum Joey Cariaso turned a challenge into an opportunity. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Cariaso wanted to make productive use of his time while job searching. “I was applying […]
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 […]
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 […]
Cal State Fullerton senior Lauren Heyden has embraced transformative experiences both inside and outside the classroom. As a geography major with a concentration in environmental analysis, she has already worked on impactful projects inspired by her time studying abroad in Tanzania. Heyden’s journey to Tanzania began when she read about a unique program on social […]
Thirteen Black undergraduate students in the Scott-Jewett funded Cal State Fullerton mentoring program, Bolstering Black Undergraduate Student Creative Activities and Research, presented their research at the Southern California Conferences for Undergraduate Research at Cal State San Bernardino on Nov. 23. Representing eight different departments and five colleges, Black undergraduates shared their work in oral presentations […]
Cal State Fullerton cinema and television arts student Keila Georgette Aparicio used her own analog collages and poetry to curate a short film. She transformed her multimedia class project from last spring into a solo exhibition. “In the Orchard of Girlhood” unfolds the nuanced layers of growing up in Orange County and is scheduled to […]
Cal State Fullerton’s Office of Institutional Effectiveness and Planning shares at a glance data of how CSUF’s enrolled student populations have changed from fall 2019 to fall 2024. Upper-division students decreased by seven percentage points from 70% in 2019 to 63% in 2024. Students who are first in their families to attend college increased by two […]
Meet Bendeguz Aubeli, or as he’s known in his home country of Hungary, Aubeli Bendeguz. Coming from Budapest to California, Aubeli has had a remarkable journey to where he is now at Cal State Fullerton. Aubeli’s education in the United States began at West Valley Community College in San Jose. Upon learning about CSUF’s plan […]