More Than 11,000 Titans Invited to Celebrate Commencement 2025
Cal State Fullerton’s Commencement 2025 will take place May 19-22 at Titan Stadium and the intramural field.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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Former Orange County Political Leaders Honored for Their Public Service
CSUF’s Lawrence de Graaf Center for Oral and Public History honored three Orange County political leaders for their longtime public service to the county and the state.
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Resident Adviser Aspires to a Career in Mental Health Counseling
Class of 2025 grad Jovin Justice Adamos serves as the resident adviser for the APISAA-themed community in CSUF’s Housing and Residential Engagement.
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History Scholar Unveils Untold Stories Through Urban Design Research
Class of 2025 history grad Natalya Rowe gained hands-on research experience in the Netherlands, studying how landmarks reflect Sephardic Jewish history.
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Chicana and Chicano Studies Faculty Member Embodies Spirit of Collaborative Leadership
Alexandro Gradilla, CSUF associate professor of Chicana and Chicano studies, is the recipient of the 2025 John W. “Jack” Bedell Leadership in Collegial Governance Award.
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Southwest Asian and North African Resource Center Opens to Foster Student Belonging and Cultural Exchange
Campus and community members celebrate the opening of Cal State Fullerton’s Southwest Asian and North African (SWANA) Resource Center.
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Budding Animal Biologist Studies Human Impact on Coastal Hermit Crabs
Graduating biological science and anthropology student Tabitha Martinez is studying the effects of human handling on blueband hermit crabs.
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Royce International Symposium Empowers Students to Approach Diplomacy With ‘Intelligence and Great Integrity’
Cal State Fullerton’s annual Royce International Symposium provided students with opportunities to present their research on international politics.
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History Alum’s Bookstore Inspires Conversations About Social Justice, Activism
Cal State Fullerton history alum Onikah Asamoa-Caesar founded Fulton Street Books & Coffee in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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History Researcher Examines Black Americans’ Demands to Access Public Spaces
African American history researcher Natalie Novoa examines how the Black middle class demanded access to public spaces during the Progressive Era.