A program that has expanded from San Francisco State University to seven more CSU campuses is offering formerly incarcerated college students an opportunity and the resources to succeed in earning a degree.
CSUF’s IT division’s apps and partnering actions are recognized by the CSU Chancellor at the Tech, Innovation and Exchange 2017 Conference.
The California State University has selected 23 students, one from each campus, to receive the 2017 CSU Trustees’ Award for Outstanding Achievement.
Cal State Fullerton’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) and St. Joseph Health are hosting a free, public screening of the PBS Frontline program “Being Mortal.”
CSUF’s celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month begins with a Sept. 20 reception featuring Cesar Vargas, the first undocumented lawyer to openly apply to practice law in the state of New York.
Seven underrepresented students at Cal State Fullerton have begun a new educational journey, working toward a doctoral-level degree and, someday, teaching on a college campus.
For nearly 25 years, Cal State Fullerton’s Upward Bound program has been providing support, encouragement and programming to help low-income, potential first-generation college students graduate from high school and gain admission to a college or university.
Cal State Fullerton was honored for 60 years of helping students succeed by the Black Chamber of Commerce of Orange County at its annual banquet Sept. 9.
CSUF Emergency Management Coordinator Susan Fisher discusses what people can do right now to help Hurricane Harvey victims.
Cal State Fullerton continued to make educational dreams come true for underrepresented students, as evidenced through two rankings releases this month.