Student Leaders and Organizations Honored at Tuffy Awards
Student leaders and organizations were recognized at the fifth annual Tuffy Awards May 2.
Student Affairs
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New Campus Center Fosters Brotherhood Among Men of Color
Cal State Fullerton has opened the new Male Success Initiative-Fullerton Center, a place that fosters a sense of belonging and where men of color can achieve the “fullness of their potential.”
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Veterans Appreciation Night Celebrates CSUF Vets
Hundreds of family members, friends, fellow veterans and Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff members were on hand to honor student veterans Saturday, April 27, at the 12th annual Veterans Appreciation Night.
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Students, Faculty and Partners Lauded for Support to Community
Cal State Fullerton students, faculty members and community partners were recognized at the April 17 Community Engagement Awards for efforts to connect their university pursuits to areas of need in the community.
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Titan Center Celebrates Five Years of Supporting ‘Dreamers’
Titan Dreamers Resource Center celebrates five years of helping undocumented students at CSUF.
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Early Numbers Indicate Students’ Desire to Attend Cal State Fullerton
Campus statistics show more students than ever are applying for admission to Cal State Fullerton. And more are accepting than in previous years.
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Completion Campaign Encourages Students to ‘Choose 15’
With student success as the guiding principle, Cal State Fullerton recently launched the “Completion Campaign,” a multipronged approach to supporting students as they work toward graduation.
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Faculty, Staff and Alumni Present at WASC Conference
CSUF faculty, staff and alumni were among the presenters at the April 10-12 Academic Resources Conference sponsored by the WASC Senior College and University Commission and hosted in Garden Grove.
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Thousands Sample the Titan Experience at Welcome to CSUF Day
Thousands of admitted students and their families visited campus on Welcome to CSUF Day April 13.
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The Science Behind DNA Testing
A new exhibit at Cal State Fullerton’s Pollak Library opens April 17 focusing on the biological concepts of human DNA and what genes tell about our ancestry, as well as the clues in DNA that allow scientists and researchers to plot the path of the human condition.