Juneteenth Celebrated at Cal State Fullerton
Cal State Fullerton recently commemorated Juneteenth, a federal holiday celebrating the end of slavery in the United States.
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CSUF Commemorates Juneteenth This Friday
Cal State Fullerton will commemorate Juneteenth with the raising of a Pan Afrikan flag Friday, June 17.
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Undoing Systemic Racism Is Key to Anti-Racism Journey
In 1992, while I was a Cal State Fullerton student studying abroad in Germany, Black motorist Rodney King was beaten by police officers. Those officers were subsequently acquitted, and civil unrest broke out in Los Angeles. In our shared kitchen, my European floormates asked me to explain why. It was the first time I recall […]
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My Journey Toward Anti-Racism Started With Anti-Sexism
Growing up in Taiwan, a monoracial society, sexism was the first type of oppression I experienced. I am forever grateful and appreciative of my parents having “the talk” with me very early on about people who think less of women and girls. The clear message that “they” are the ones who are wrong has been […]
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Titan of the Year Named at University Awards Program
Three Titan Excellence winners were honored during Cal State Fullerton’s 2022 University Awards Program, and one was recognized as the Titan of the Year.
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Facilities Operations Managers Earn Teamwork and Collaboration Award
Cal State Fullerton’s 2022 University Awards Program honored the facilities operations team for its service during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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McNair Scholars Program Honored With Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Award
Cal State Fullerton’s 2022 University Awards Program honored the McNair Scholars Program for preparing underrepresented students for graduate school.
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University Celebrates Faculty and Staff at 2021 University Awards Ceremony
The annual University Awards Program featured fun and sincere appreciation to campus faculty and staff members for their service.
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Titans Together: Honoring the Legacy and Lessons of Martin Luther King Jr.
“You might want to know how someone who grew up in Compton — a place that had one of the highest murder rates, per capita, in the world — went from a place of violence to becoming a scholar of Martin Luther King Jr.?” said Gerald C. Rivers, during a Titans Together speaker series event […]
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Long-Serving Campus Members Honored as Emeriti
Eight CSUF faculty and staff have been awarded emeriti status.