
Fall Plant Sales Benefit Arboretum
To benefit its educational programs, the Fullerton Arboretum will host a Nov. 5-6 California Native Plant Sale and a Dec. 3-4 Cactus and Succulent Sale.

To benefit its educational programs, the Fullerton Arboretum will host a Nov. 5-6 California Native Plant Sale and a Dec. 3-4 Cactus and Succulent Sale.

When the news increasingly became focused on the actions of police officers across the country, Cal State Fullerton's University Police decided to take decisive action to build trust and understanding between the campus community and themselves. The result was EPIC.

Cal State Fullerton President Mildred García is among 25 leaders in higher education recognized as “Hispanic Leaders and Role Models in Higher Education” by Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education.

Students, administrators, faculty and staff joined in the Thursday, Oct. 20, festivities in honor of the latest expansion of the Titan Student Union.

Hundreds of faculty and staff members gathered Oct. 20 to join in a campuswide celebration recognizing individuals and groups for special accomplishments, years of service, faculty tenure and/or promotion and staff completion of certificates of degree programs.
President Mildred García hosts an Oct. 20 LGBTQ History Month Celebration featuring keynote speaker Erica Woodland, founder of the National Queer and Trans Therapists of Color Network. It's one of many LGBTQ events being held this fall.

The barricades are coming down, the dust is being cleared and students, faculty and staff will soon see what the newly completed Titan Student Union expansion encompasses.

President Mildred García urged students, faculty and staff members learn and to become champions about having conversations about diversity, equity, inclusion and leadership during an introduction to an Oct. 6 talk, "A Matter of Excellence: Preparing the Centennial Generation to Lead."

Cal State Fullerton President Mildred García hosted a Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration Reception at the Fullerton Arboretum.

Fourteen California State University campuses have been named to the 2015 President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll—the highest federal honor that universities can receive for their commitment to community service, service-learning and civic engagement.