#GivingTuesdayCSUF Supports Students in Need of Food and Housing
The campus community can help needy students stave off hunger by making donations to an emergency fund the University maintains to assist students.
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Tradition of Teaching Persists in Native American Heritage
Renown scholar Paul Apodaca delivers keynote address focusing on the theme “We Are Still Here” at Cal State Fullerton’s Native American Heritage Month reception.
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Fact or Fiction? A Flu FAQ
Is the flu vaccine for you? We asked a CSUF expert about the flu and the benefits of the flu vaccine.
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Graduation Initiative 2025: Breaking Down Barriers to Graduation
Cal State Fullerton is taking specific, actionable steps to increase timely graduation rates for first-time freshmen and transfer students while eliminating the opportunity gap for traditionally underrepresented students as part of California State University’s Graduation Initiative 2025.
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Titans Unite for Native American Heritage Month
A cultural festival, president’s reception, film screenings and essay contest are among the activities planned for Cal State Fullerton’s celebration of Native American Heritage Month.
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‘Lives Still in Limbo’ to Highlight Undocumented Immigrant Stories
A Harvard Graduate School of Education professor comes to campus Nov. 9 to share his research on the experiences of undocumented immigrants in the United States.
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A Salute to Titan Student Veterans
The Veterans Resource Center is honoring student, faculty and staff veterans during the month of November, with events open to the public and campus community.
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After-School Program Leader to be Honored by State Department of Education
Christopher Perez, director of Cal State Fullerton’s Titan After School Education and Safety program, will be honored by the California Department of Education on Thursday.
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Celebrating Disability Diversity, Advocacy and Titan Pride
Disability Support Services presents “Disability Awareness Day” Oct. 25 on campus.
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MacArthur ‘Genius’ to Discuss Human Smuggling Industry
Award-winning anthropologist Jason De León will meet with Cal State Fullerton students and faculty Oct. 19 to discuss the relationship between transnational gangs and the human smuggling industry.