CSUF Celebrates Lunar New Year
To celebrate the Lunar New Year, Cal State Fullerton held a dinner to honor the university’s commitment to the Asian Pacific Islander community.
Government
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Internship in Washington Is ‘A Dream Come True’ for 2022 Panetta Scholar
Political science student, Sama Nafea, spent the fall semester in Washington, D.C., as Cal State Fullerton’s 2022 Panetta Congressional intern.
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Threats to the U.S. Constitution: The Independent State Legislature Theory: Who Has the Power?
Rob Robinson, Cal State Fullerton associate professor of political science, discusses the Independent State Legislature Theory.
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Threats to the U.S. Constitution: Holding Jan. 6 Insurrectionists Accountable
Rob Castro, Cal State Fullerton professor of criminal justice and political science, discusses accountability for the Jan. 6 insurrectionists.
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Threats to the U.S. Constitution: Reproductive Freedoms and LGBTQ Rights: Are They at Risk?
Pam Fiber Ostrow, Cal State Fullerton professor of political science, discusses reproductive freedoms and LGBTQ rights.
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Political Science Experts Explain Why People Should Care About Local Politics
Raphael Sonenshein, director of the Pat Brown Institute and an esteemed professor at Cal State Fullerton for decades, recently discussed why people should care about local politics.
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Solving Climate Change Problems: CSUF Presents Energy and Sustainability Summit
CSUF’s first Energy and Sustainability Summit focused on statewide climate goals and how different sectors are pursuing new ways to enhance sustainability.
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Go Vote: Ballot Propositions 101
Sarah Hill, Cal State Fullerton professor of political science, reviews each proposition on the 2022 California State Ballot.
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Midterm Elections: Make Your Vote Count!
With the midterm elections just around the corner, Cal State Fullerton offers a range of programs to help voters make more informed decisions.
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Cal State Fullerton Received $158.4 Million in State Funding for Student Housing, Engineering, Community Outreach and More
Cal State Fullerton received $158.4 million in the fiscal year 2022-23 state budget to support several university projects.