$3 Million Grant to Support ‘ELEVAR’ Program for Latinx Graduate Students
CSUF has been awarded a $3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to expand graduate-level educational opportunities and support to Latinx students.
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Communications Students Host International Public Relations Conference
Cal State Fullerton alum Leslie Mendez is working with the CSUF chapter of Public Relations Student Society of America to plan the 2024 ICON Conference.
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Construction Begins on Sequoia Student Housing, Including Affordable Units
CSUF leaders celebrated the start of construction to build a new 510-bed, apartment-style student housing complex, which when completed, will include affordable options.
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Civic and Political Discourse Starts in the Classroom
CSUF educator William Toledo teaches future teachers how to engage in civic thinking and controversial political conversations with students they teach.
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Alumni and Families Get Into the Titan Spirit During Weekend on Campus
During Cal State Fullerton’s Alumni and Family Weekend, hundreds of attendees enjoyed Titan festivities and nine alumni were inducted into the Golden Tusk Club.
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Project upGRADS Selected as an Example of Excelencia for Advancing Latinx Student Success
Excelencia in Education has recognized CSUF’s Project upGRADS as an Example of Excelencia for its exemplary work in advancing Latinx student success.
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Engineering and Computer Science Hub to Empower the Next Generation of Innovators
Cal State Fullerton’s new Engineering and Computer Science Innovation Hub has been approved by the California State University Board of Trustees.
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Political Consultant Mike Madrid Speaks to CSUF Community About the Impact of the Latino Vote
Cal State Fullerton invited nationally recognized political consultant Mike Madrid to speak with faculty, staff and students about the impact of the Latino vote.
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First-Gen Resident Adviser Helps Students Find Their Community on Titans Unidos Floor
As the resident adviser for the Titans Unidos floor, Cal State Fullerton student Brian Rubio is passionate about fostering community for Latinx students.
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PATH Academy Prepares Diverse Students for Careers in Health Care
To help meet California’s demand for health care workers, Cal State Fullerton has launched the “Professions Advancing and Transforming Health Academy” to expose undergraduates to career opportunities in the field.