Tuffy Awards Recognize Student Leaders
Home to 330 student organizations, Cal State Fullerton honored several outstanding leaders during the fourth annual Tuffy Awards.
Student Affairs
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Guardian Scholars: Fostering Success in Higher Education — and Beyond
At a May 2 reception, campus and community supporters lauded graduating seniors in the Guardian Scholars Program for current and former foster youth.
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Student Wellness at the Center of Health and Counseling Building Renovation
Campus members gathered at a ribbon-cutting ceremony April 27 to celebrate the renovations to the Student Health and Counseling Center.
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University Teamwork and Collaboration Award: Campus Speaker Working Group Ensures Safety, Understanding
A work group of campus members — who planned security, communications and other matters in preparation of a visit by a controversial speaker — have been recognized with the university’s Teamwork and Collaboration Award.
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Faculty Publications Delve Into Public Records, Race and Friendship
Faculty and administrators are bylined on essays, articles and book chapters related to a wide range of topics, including recent court decisions, cinema and cross-racial friendships among women.
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Admitted Students and Their Families Visit Campus
Thousands attend the annual Welcome to California State University, Fullerton Day.
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CSUF to Welcome Prospective Students With Workshops and Campus Tours
Nearly 10,000 admitted freshmen and transfer students and their family members are expected to attend the April 14 welcome day.
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CSUF Robotics Researcher Wins $500,000 for Assistive Technology
Nina Robson, assistant professor of mechanical engineering was selected by the National Science Foundation for the prestigious Early CAREER Award. More faculty members are lauded.
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Heritage Month Speaker Dreams of Preserving ‘Ancestral Intelligence’
CSUF’s reception for Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Heritage Month featured an inspiring keynote message, student performances and special recognitions.
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‘Black in Bloom’ Symposium to Explore Culinary, Music, Literary Arts
Cal State Fullerton brings chefs, artists, writers and entrepreneurs to campus April 10 for its Black Arts Symposium. The event is free and open to the public.