World Music Takes Center Stage at CSUF Through Latin and Jazz Chamber Ensembles
Cal State Fullerton’s Latin and Jazz Chamber Ensemble directors empower students to succeed in the music industry.
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‘Empowering Nuestras Comunidades’: CSUF Celebrates Latinx Heritage Month
Cal State Fullerton is celebrating Latinx Heritage Month from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 with a variety of events and activities.
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Latinx-Focused Programs Shape Communication Students Into Award-Winning Producers
Three award-winning communications alumni reflect on how Latinx-focused programs helped shape their broadcasting success.
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University Again Ranks No. 1 in California, No. 3 in U.S. for Degrees to Underrepresented Students
The university continues to rank No. 1 in the state and No. 3 in the nation for awarding bachelor’s degrees to underrepresented students.
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HACU Ambassador Program Empowers Latinx Students to Lead
Students and alumnae of the university’s HACU Ambassador Program share the impact it has had on their lives and careers.
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Latinx Leaders, Community Members Honored at CSUF Reception
At a Hispanic Heritage Month reception with local Latinx leaders, President Virjee introduced the new Mexican Consulate and recognized longtime university supporter Gaddi Vasquez.
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Titan on a Mission to Help Students Maximize Financial Aid
Titan of the Year Marco Mendoza helps break down financial barriers for students so they can achieve their educational dreams.
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Hispanic Heritage Month to Amplify Latinx Voices
Beginning Sept. 15, the campus is celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month with a variety of activities and events for students, faculty and staff.
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CSUF Math Program Encouraging Women to Study STEM Honored
The university’s Mathematics Intensive Summer Session, or Project MISS, is one of 21 finalists for the national 2021 Examples of Excelencia honor.
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Mental Health of Latinx Students Improves With Social Support
New research from Tara Suwinyattichaiporn, assistant professor of human communication studies, explores mental health among first-generation Latinx students.