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Campus members gathered for Titans Remember to reflect on the losses of the pandemic and to feel the support of fellow Titans.

Cal State Fullerton at Providence St. Jude Medical center teamed up to create a 2-mile wellness walk to promote health and wellness.

At a Hispanic Heritage Month reception with local Latinx leaders, President Virjee introduced the new Mexican Consulate and recognized longtime university supporter Gaddi Vasquez.

CSUF President Shares Insights at OC United Way Event July 29, 2021 Share This: “At Cal State Fullerton, we view everything through a DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) lens,” said Fram Virjee, president of the university, during an interview with Titan alumnus Tam Nguyen ’05 (MBA), president of Advance Beauty College. The Cultures United program was sponsored by United Way of Orange County. Nguyen: Tell me about some of the DEI efforts at CSUF. Virjee: We aren’t interested in...

July 26, 2021 Share This: Cal State Fullerton  was recently recognized by the Age-Friendly University Global Network for its commitment to providing programming and service to the aging community. Laura Zettel-Watson, professor of psychology and coordinator of the Aging Studies Program, will serve as the Age-Friendly University contact at CSUF. At Cal State Fullerton, this includes thousands of undergraduate and graduate students. About 500 students over the age of 60 graduate from CSUF...

Music professor Chris Peterson and CSUF's four major choral groups created a stirring video of the university song, "CSU Fullerton Titan Alma Mater."

CSUF celebrates the 14 President’s Scholars who are graduating in the Class of 2021.

The Class of 2021 is among the most perseverant, academically excellent and social justice-minded Titans in history. We are not only proud of their achievements, but we are grateful for the integral role they played in leading our community through this challenging time. They truly epitomize what we mean when we say…It Takes a Titan!

At the last meeting of the school year, the Associated Students’ board of directors voted Tuesday to urge Cal State Fullerton to reallocate funds from the University Police Department to mental health services. The resolution, which passed 11-0 with six members abstaining, called for University Police to ban all aggressive police tactics, lethal firearms and excessive use of force during student events, student protests or any other campus affairs. Prior to the meeting, Dave Edwards, ASI e...

April 23, 2021 Share This: From left, Fullerton Mayor Bruce Whitaker, CSUF President Framroze Virjee, Mayor Pro Tem Nick Dunlap, CalFire Regional Urban Forester Lynnette Short and Fullerton Council Member Fred Jung pose for a photograph during an Arbor Day celebration at Cal State Fullerton. PHOTO COURTESY ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER/SCNG On Wednesday, April 21, Cal State Fullerton, in cooperation with the City of Fullerton, celebrated Arbor Day by planting several trees throughout campus. T...