Cal State Fullerton Awarded $250,000 Grant to Advance Black Student Success and Foster Inclusive Excellence
Cal State Fullerton was awarded a one-time grant of $250,000 to advance Black student success and elevate Black excellence.
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Expanded Investment Research Center to Prepare Business and Economics Students for Wall Street Success
The Titan Capital Management program at Cal State Fullerton has an expanded home in 2024, the brand-new Investment Research Center.
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Experience CSUF Welcomes Admitted Students to Campus
More than 10,000 guests, including 3,156 admitted students, attended this year’s Experience CSUF day.
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CSUF Pledge Promises to Reduce Financial Barriers
Cal State Fullerton is introducing a seven-step pledge to increase support for students.
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‘Tacos With a Fork’: Theatre Student to Perform Original Show at Grand Central Art Center
Class of 2024 grad Christian De La Torre is the first student in CSUF’s devised theatre program to perform an original solo show.
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Guardian Scholars Program Reflects on 25 Years, Celebrates Largest Graduating Class to Date
Cal State Fullerton’s Guardian Scholars Program, which supports current and former foster youth, celebrated its 25th anniversary on April 18.
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Psychology Scholar Discovers Passion for Mental Health Research — 10,000 Miles From Home
Cal State Fullerton psychology grad and Zimbabwe native Joshua Bhasera receives the Alumni Association’s Outstanding Senior Award.
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Pathway Conference Puts High School and Community College Students on Track to Success
Cal State Fullerton hosted its 2024 Pathway Conference, inviting high school seniors and community college students to learn about campus programs.
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Public Administration Student Lands Internship With City of Bellflower
An intern for the City of Bellflower, Cal State Fullerton Class of 2024 graduate student Cindy Flaro is preparing for a career in city management.
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CSUF Scientists Contribute to Mysterious Gravitational-Wave Signal From Neutron Star-Black Hole Cosmic Collision
Cal State Fullerton physicists are on the forefront of a new discovery of gravitational waves from two compact cosmic objects not seen by scientists before.