More Than 11,000 Titans Invited to Celebrate Commencement 2025
Cal State Fullerton’s Commencement 2025 will take place May 19-22 at Titan Stadium and the intramural field.
Students
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Technology-Driven Equipment Gives Students Competitive Edge in Biomedical Engineering Careers
Cal State Fullerton has received a $353,506 grant from the U.S. Department of Defense to purchase new equipment and instruments to support interdisciplinary biomedical engineering research and education.
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Music Graduate Student Hits High Note in Instrumental Wind Conducting
Class of 2025 music graduate Johnston Nguyen studies instrumental wind conducting and plans a career in music education.
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STEM Program for Women Empowers Graduating Senior to Lead and Thrive
Class of 2025 grad and student leader Taylor Livingston thrived by getting involved in a STEM program for women.
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Smart-Home Technology Prototypes Support Formerly Unhoused Individuals
An interdisciplinary team of students and faculty developed technology-based smart prototypes to assist formerly unhoused individuals in permanent supportive housing.
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CSUF Grad Discovers Path to Nursing After Hospitalization With COVID-19
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Class of 2025 grad Anthony Attalla found his calling as a nursing student at Cal State Fullerton.
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Titan Radio DJ Found Her Calling in Communications
Class of 2025 grad Ariana Hartman received hands-on training through Cal State Fullerton’s Titan Radio, OC News and Tusk Magazine.
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Southwest Asian and North African Resource Center Opens to Foster Student Belonging and Cultural Exchange
Campus and community members celebrate the opening of Cal State Fullerton’s Southwest Asian and North African (SWANA) Resource Center.
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At Experience CSUF Day, Newly Admitted Students Begin Their Titan Journeys
Approximately 5,500 students and their supporters visited campus for Experience CSUF day to celebrate their admissions and learn about university resources.
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Computer Engineering Student Uses Technology to Study Stress in Older Adults
Graduating computer engineering major Kristine Vergara is exploring using technology to study how stress affects older adults through the MSTEM STAR aging science program.