New Campus Psychologist Specializes in Multicultural Issues
Phi Loan Le joins CSUF’s Counseling and Psychological Services as a staff psychologist and the internship training director.
Student Affairs
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NY’s First Undocumented Lawyer to Students: ‘Tell Your Stories’
President Mildred García’s reception for Hispanic Heritage Month featured student performances and a keynote address by immigration reform activist Cesar Vargas.
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Prehistoric Woolly Mammoth Skeleton Coming to Campus
The Gregg Family Foundation has donated an extinct and rare woolly mammoth skeleton to the University, which will be on permanent display in Titan Student Union this fall.
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2017 Cal State Fullerton Athletics Hall of Fame Class Announced
The seventh class of the Cal State Fullerton Athletics Hall of Fame has been released and will be inducted and honored on Oct. 27.
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Welcoming the Newest Class of President’s Scholars
This fall, 17 President’s Scholars are becoming Titans and embarking on bright academic careers.
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Move-In Day for 2,000 Titans
Cal State Fullerton welcomes students to campus housing.
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Forty More Students to Benefit From Guardian Scholar Services
This fall, Cal State Fullerton’s Center for Scholars will extend support services to additional foster youth and offer a new ally training for faculty and staff.
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Summer ‘MISS’ for Young Women Delves Deep Into Math and Coding
This July, 50 high school girls are enrolled in Project MISS, which gives students the opportunity to improve their math skills and problem-solving abilities, prepare for success in college, meet successful female role models, explore career options and more.
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Inaugural Innovation Grants Awarded
Cal State Fullerton is urging its faculty scholars to help students succeed with timely progression to graduation, and is funding these efforts as part of the University’s Graduation Initiative 2025 efforts.
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Social Justice, Diversity Education Scholar to Lead Student Retention
Clint-Michael Reneau will join CSUF July 17 as an associate vice president of student affairs, where he will lead student retention efforts.