Record Number of Titans in MLB Playoffs
A school record 10 Cal State Fullerton alums will be participating in this year ‘s 2018 Major League Baseball postseason.
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New Students Ready to Learn and Serve Welcomed Into the President’s Scholars Program
Twenty freshmen from Orange County and across the state join the merit-based President’s Scholars Program this fall semester.
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LGBTQ History Month Celebration to Feature Stories of Coming Out
On National Coming Out Day (Oct. 11), a CSUF assistant professor of counseling will discuss his research on the strengths, resiliency and support systems during the coming out process for LGBTQ individuals.
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Titans Ramp Up Voter Registration, Education Efforts
To encourage participation in the upcoming midterm election, CSUF campus groups are hosting a variety of events this fall, including candidate forums, a panel presentation with political science faculty members and a ballot proposition workshop.
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Fulbright Scholar to Headline Hispanic/ Latinx Heritage Month Reception
Julián Jefferies, associate professor of literacy and reading education, will be the keynote speaker for Cal State Fullerton’s annual celebration of Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month Monday, Sept. 17.
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Titan Spirit Soars at Convocation
Welcoming the campus community to a new academic year, President Fram Virjee challenged Titans to get involved and make the most of their experience at Cal State Fullerton.
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Welcome Home, Titans
About 2,000 Cal State Fullerton students joined the Titan family on Move-In Day, Aug. 23.
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University Convocation to Celebrate ‘The Day You Become a Titan’
Campus leadership will welcome students, faculty and staff back to school at the 2018 University Convocation, Sept. 6 in the Titan Gymnasium.
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New Class of Guardian Scholars Ready to Start CSUF College Journey
This academic year, 14 new CSUF students are joining the Guardian Scholars Program and have been awarded full scholarships to help them earn their college degree.
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Program Celebrates 20 Years as Guardian of Foster Youth
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Guardian Scholars, the first-of-its-kind program in California that has helped scores of emancipated foster youth like alumnus Laron Brown, the 2009 Big West Conference high jump champion, earn a college degree.