Budding Animal Biologist Studies Human Impact on Coastal Hermit Crabs
Graduating biological science and anthropology student Tabitha Martinez is studying the effects of human handling on blueband hermit crabs.
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After Losing Art in Los Angeles Fires, CSUF Artists Have a New Vision for Their Work
Mary Anna Pomonis, a Cal State Fullerton assistant professor of art, and art student Mia Aghili are looking to the future after losing their artwork to the Eaton Fire.
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Generative AI-Assisted Project Prepares Students for Careers in Chip Design
Cal State Fullerton students are learning generative AI-assisted chip design, funded by a $150,000 grant from the California Education Learning Lab.
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Undergraduate Researcher Explores Black Barbie’s Influence on Children’s Self-Image
Cal State Fullerton Class of 2025 grad Amirah Kambe researched the impact of Black Barbie dolls on young Black girls’ perception of hair.
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Rats, Cats and Prairie Dogs: Outstanding Professor Unravels Wildlife Ecology Research
During his Outstanding Professor Lecture, wildlife ecologist Paul Stapp discussed projects of current and past students as examples of his faculty-student ecology research.
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Physics Researchers Use Tiny Vinegar Eelworms to Harness Collective Motion and Understand Active Matter
Faculty-student physics researchers are studying how vinegar eelworms sync their direction of motion and oscillate their bodies in unison to better understand how active matter works.
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Titans Deliver Empowering ‘Super Sunday’ Message About the Value of a College Degree
CSUF President Ronald S. Rochon delivered an empowering “Super Sunday” message to families about the importance of preparing for college and the accessibility of higher education.
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Passage to the Future Program Prepares Humanities and Social Sciences Students for the Workforce
Passage to the Future offers humanities and social sciences students practical work experience through internships, professional development and career exploration activities.
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CSUF Partners With Marine Aviation Museum to Bring El Toro Oral Histories to Life
CSUF has donated a copy of its El Toro Marine Corps Air Station Oral History Project to the Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum. The oral histories will be among exhibits when the new museum opens at Irvine’s Great Park.
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Faculty-Student Researchers Use Machine Learning Models to Manage Public Disasters and Health Emergencies
Computer science students are learning how to use machine learning models to manage life-changing public disasters and health emergencies.