Titan Voice – President Fram Virjee: We Honor Others With Our Vote
President Framroze Virjee will vote to honor the man who sacrificed everything for family – his father.
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Join ‘The Book of Unknown Americans’ Author As Part of One Book, One CSUF Program
Cristina Henriquez, author of “The Book of Unknown Americans,” will visit campus virtually on Oct. 8 as part of the university’s One Book, One CSUF program.
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3 Art Spaces Collaborate on a 2-part Exhibit Using 1 Space – Open Space
COVID-19’s closure of gallery spaces calls for creativity in making art accessible to the public, says Jennifer Frias, director and curator of the Begovich Gallery at Cal State Fullerton.
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University Confers Record Number of Degrees to Underrepresented Students
Cal State Fullerton awarded a record-breaking number of degrees to underrepresented students in 2019-20, according to the university’s Office of Assessment and Institutional Effectiveness.
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5 Tips for a Successful Executive Selection in a Virtual World
Provost Carolyn Thomas and Vice President of Human Resources, Diversity and Inclusion David Forgues share techniques put to the test in Thomas’s spring selection and the entirely online interview process.
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Entire CSUF Men’s Basketball Program Registers to Vote
Team honors National Voter Registration Day with announcement that players, coaches and support staff plan to vote in the Presidential election.
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Faculty Research Showcased During Pollak Library’s Virtual Noontime Talks
Cal State Fullerton faculty experts are presenting their research during the “Faculty Noontime Talks,” presented this fall semester by Pollak Library.
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It Takes a Titan to Raise $37 Million … During a Pandemic
Amid a worldwide pandemic, the university achieved a record-breaking fundraising year.
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CSUF in the Top 5 Percent of ‘Best Colleges in America’
Money magazine says quality of education, affordability, graduation rates and low debt place Cal State Fullerton among the nation’s most transformative four-year universities.
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COVID-19 and Budget Woes Are Changing What ‘Back to School’ Means at Cal State Campuses
As 480,000 California State University students prepare to log on for the start of a new academic year, the coronavirus crisis has produced changes that look different across the system’s 23 campuses.