Be Smart in Disaster Relief Donations
CSUF Emergency Management Coordinator Susan Fisher discusses what people can do right now to help Hurricane Harvey victims.
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CSUF No. 1 in State, No. 2 in Nation for Bachelor’s Degrees to Hispanics
Cal State Fullerton continued to make educational dreams come true for underrepresented students, as evidenced through two rankings releases this month.
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World War II Photography on Display at Fullerton Arboretum
A traveling exhibition from the Japanese American National Museum runs Sept. 10 to Oct. 29 at the Orange County Agricultural and Nikkei Heritage Museum.
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In Address, CSUF President Defends Free Speech and Protection of Core Values
President Mildred García used her Aug. 14 convocation remarks to, in part, address the recent violence in Charlottesville and speak to the balance that must be found on our campus between free expression and protecting our core value of embracing diversity.
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Convocation 2017: Honoring the Past, Celebrating the Present and Looking Forward
Annual Convocation reviews campus successes, its history and its future.
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President to Welcome Campus Community at Convocation
CSUF President Mildred García kicks off the fall semester with a Monday, Aug. 14, convocation address.
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Free Lectures for Curious Minds
CSUF faculty experts headline the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute’s popular Eclectics lecture series, beginning Sept. 12.
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Korean Ceramics Exhibition at Fullerton Arboretum
The “Echoes of Buncheong Ceramics” exhibition comes to the Orange County Agricultural and Nikkei Heritage Museum Aug. 5-26.
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The Power of Perseverance
Twenty years ago, a strong mentor and friend entered CSUF alum Dan Huckabay’s life when he needed it most. Because of that relationship and his own dogged perseverance, Huckabay now owns the company where he worked summers in high school.
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External Funding Supports Student Programs and Faculty Research
Programs that support students interested in advanced degrees in the sciences and provide after-school mentorship and hand-on experiences, studies into minority health issues and student internships received more than $9 million in recent grants and contracts.