Cal State Fullerton’s spring ritual of welcoming prospective students — incoming freshmen and community college transfers — to the university has a new name along with six days of jam-packed virtual programming.
The annual University Awards Program featured fun and sincere appreciation to campus faculty and staff members for their service.
As a college student, my life changed after reading Peggy MacIntosh’s powerful article called “Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack.” Her article discussed white privilege and helped me to break it down into sizable chunks that I could explore in my own life. I finally had the words and the tools to do the critical self-work and […]
The Talk: A Journey Toward Anti-Racism is a video series that invited campus community members to talk about their personal journey to anti-racism, their concerns and their hope for a world that no longer divides by color but instead celebrates the commonality of our humanity. Participants from the project will be featured in a March 18 panel discussion during Social Justice Week. The project is a collaboration between the university’s Strategic Communications and Brand Management department and the Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Programs.
Thirty former foster youth joined Cal State Fullerton’s Guardian Scholars Program this academic year to reach their dream of earning a college degree.
Alumna Genesis Osuna is grateful to the Guardian Scholars Program for giving her emotional and academic support to overcome her past and encouraging her to use her communication skills to advocate for change.
President Virjee paid his annual ‘Super Sunday’ visit to local African American churches – virtually this year – to encourage youth to go to college.
My grandfather was born and raised in Georgia. Papa was raised in the South in the ’40s and ’50s. When he moved West, he wanted to disassociate from the racism he grew up with, so we didn’t have “The Talk” about racial injustices. Basketball lifted him out of the South. He played in the Navy […]
Freshman Krisha Marie Uy is among 10 students who joined the President’s Scholars program this academic year, which offers experiences and opportunities in academics, leadership, service and mentorship.
University faculty and staff were awarded more than $9 million in funding during the period October to December 2020.