Pollak Library News Today

Students are interested in the "Dune" manuscript, but also Frank Herbert's research materials on the environment and climate change.

Newly appointed dean Eric Hanson plans to form campus partnerships and integrate new technology and programming.

Launched in 1968, the center contains more than 6,000 oral histories, recorded by student interviewers.

The center will be named in their honor as the Losquadro Keller LGBTQ Resource Center.

Excess Telecom, CSUF Partner to Bring Affordable Internet Connectivity

On May 1, Turning Point USA at California State University, Fullerton was using washable chalk in a public area outside Pollak Library's main entrance.

/PRNewswire/ -- Excess Telecom ("Excess") announced its partnership with the California State University, Fullerton("CSUF") to bring affordable internet...

A new U.S. Latinx science fiction collection will be housed in Cal State Fullerton’s Pollak Library beginning April 26. Curated by science fiction scholar David Sandner, the collection is believed to be the first of its kind.

The Mayflower may have landed on the opposite coast, but Southern Californians have long marked the fourth Thursday in November with a Thanksgiving feast.

As summer inches closer and temperatures rise, the familiar hum of car engines may begin to permeate through Cal State Fullerton’s parking lots. As students sit in their cars, savoring