Outstanding Graduate Student Strives to Remove Mental Health Barriers
Class of 2026 counseling grad Grace Schroeder is the recipient of the Alumni Association’s 2026 Outstanding Graduate Student Award.
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ASI President, Advocate and Student Leader Named Outstanding Senior
Class of 2026 grad and ASI president Haneefah Syed is the recipient of the Alumni Association’s Outstanding Senior Award.
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Student’s Nursing Career Inspired by Personal Journey With Cancer
Class of 2026 grad Vicky Torres received a $10,000 stipend from CalOptima Health to complete her bachelor’s degree in nursing.
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Experience CSUF Day Welcomes Future Titans and Families to Campus
Approximately 3,500 admitted students and 6,000 guests visited campus for the university’s signature Experience CSUF: Become a Titan event.
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Engineering, Computer Science Titans Chosen for Amazon Guides Program
Students in the Amazon Guides mentorship program develop their skills in AI and robotics while networking with top industry professionals.
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National Security Agency Names CSUF a Center in Cyber Defense Education
The National Security Agency has designated CSUF as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense education to prepare cybersecurity professionals.
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Accounting Student’s Internships Lead to Auditing Role at Big Four Firm
Class of 2026 grad and aspiring certified public accountant Dayna Nguyen chose Cal State Fullerton for its exclusive Business Honors Program.
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Artist Mister Cartoon Challenges Titans to ‘Trust the Process’
At a Beyond the Conversation event during Social Justice Week, artist Mister Cartoon encouraged students to embrace their unique style and artistic voice.
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Cinema and Television Arts Student Wins National Editing Competition
Luis Barragan took first place in the 2026 American Cinema Editors student competition and received the Anne V. Coates Award for Student Editing.
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CSUF Opens ‘Brave Space’ With $2.9 Million Planned Gift
CSUF opened the Dippel Cochran Brave Space, thanks to a $2.9 million planned gift from late IT leader Gene H. Dippel and his partner, alum Ray L. Cochran.