President Virjee Recognized for Leadership in Pandemic
President Virjee is one of 50 honored by the Orange County Business Journal for leadership during the COVID-19 crisis.
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Paint It Orange: University Awards Program 2020 Goes Virtual
Faculty, staff and administrators celebrated Titan service and accomplishments together at the campus’ first virtual University Awards program.
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Campus to Celebrate Black History Month With ‘Love Letters’
Cal State Fullerton celebrates Black History Month Feb. 4, with “Love Letters to the Black Community: A Night of Affirmation and Support.” The special event features presentations by campus members who will share their own “love letter.”
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‘Dinner with the Titans’ Nets $150,000 for Baseball Program
More than 400 Titan baseball supporters gathered the evening of Jan. 24, to mingle, donate and share stories during the annual “Dinner With the Titans” fundraiser featuring George Horton, who helped guide the program to two national championships.
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Creating a Transformational University
President Fram Virjee shared the latest Titan successes and future plans with an appreciative crowd at the recent Orange County Business Council breakfast event.
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Public Health Class Honors Judge Whose Courtroom Became a Classroom for Students
Cal State Fullerton’s Department of Public Health’s “Drugs and Society” class recognized the contributions of Orange County Superior Court Judge Matthew Anderson to their educational and professional development.
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CSUF, Western Digital Partner on STEM Exploration Event
Western Digital joins Cal State Fullerton’s Counseling Department in putting on a community event to spur children’s imagination and interest in the STEM fields.
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Campus to Honor Faculty Teaching Efforts
Cal State Fullerton is recognizing nearly 80 faculty members for all the things they do to help students succeed, including mentoring, guiding research in the lab and incorporating cutting-edge technology into the classroom.
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Boosting the Dreams of Graduate Students
Long a leader in helping first-generation, underrepresented undergraduates thrive and succeed, Cal State Fullerton begins a new program this fall to offer that same type of support and guidance to graduate students: Project upGRADS, or Utilizing and Promoting Graduate Resources and Access for Disadvantaged Students.
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Arboretum Encourages Native Plantings With Upcoming Sale
Fullerton Arboretum will hold its annual California Native Plant Sale Nov. 2-3, with proceeds to benefit the botanical garden.