Six civil engineering students have received 2013 Dwight David Eisenhower Hispanic-Serving Institutions Fellowship Program grant awards, totaling $33,500.

Two student teams from the College of Engineering and Computer Science are gearing up this week to fine-tune their yearlong projects — a formula-style race car and unmanned airplane — to vie in national competitions June 19-22.

Eight faculty members — one from each college — recently were named Outstanding Educator for 2012-13 by the university’s Associated Students, Inc.

The College of Engineering and Computer Science is launching a new master's degree in computer engineering this fall.

Top faculty awards have been awarded to top faculty members.

The research of recent graduate Padideh Danaee was recently presented and graduate student Calvin Duncan will soon be published.

Civil engineering major and ROTC cadet Kevin Pham and 2nd Lt. Joshua D. Gonzalez, a Class of 2013 graduate (B.A. criminal justice), are the inaugural recipients of the Roy Lopez Scholarship Award of Valor.

Thousands of Cal State Fullerton graduates moved the tassels on their mortarboards from right to left to the enthusiastic cheers of family and friends, who numbered more than 50,000 during the university’s main commencment ceremonies May 25 and 26.

Cal State Fullerton 2013 graduate Michael Yeh (M.S. electrical engineering) won fourth place in the Natcar competition May 20 at UC Davis.

More than 50,000 celebrants, more than 8,000 of them wearing caps and gowns, will have attended commencement ceremonies by the end of this weekend.

Cal State Fullerton’s 14th annual Pilipino American Recognition Ceremony May 17 features message from Gov. Edmund G. Brown’s appointments secretary Mona F. Pasquil on pride and service

Graduating computer engineering students will demonstrate their capstone design projects Friday, May 24.

Ten McNair Scholars who are part of the Class of 2013 are headed to graduate school, internships or other opportunities.

Thirty faculty members have received junior/senior intramural grant support for projects ranging from the development of greener concrete to studies into housing, strategic alliances, avant-garde films and a pilot program to help binge eaters.

Cal State Fullerton’s 11th annual Asian and Pacific Islander Recognition Ceremony celebrates graduate accomplishments.

Nearly 10,500 grads and candidates for graduation are eligible to participate in Cal State Fullerton’s May 25-26 commencement ceremonies. Attendees are expected to number more than 50,000 during the weekend festivities.

About 300 graduates and graduation candidates were recognized at the 25th Annual Chicano/Latino and Native American Recognition Celebration May 11 at the Hilton Anaheim Hotel.

Cal State Fullerton’s 25th annual Pan African Recognition Ceremony on May 5 honored 304 African American graduates and graduation candidates of the Class of 2013.

Raytheon has given a $104,000 check to Cal State Fullerton's College of Engineering and Computer Science.

Industry leaders, alumni and volunteers serving on college advisory boards will visit campus on Thursday, May 2, to learn about student projects ranging from research about Southern California bats, student-built Formula race car and unmanned aerial vehicle, and the effectiveness of the stem cell scholar program.

Two Cal State Fullerton student teams are among the finalists participating in Saturday's IEEE Intercollegiate Game Showcase at UC Irvine.

Lauded for their loyalty and commitment to higher education, 153 faculty members have been recognized for their collective 1,815 years of service at Cal State Fullerton.

Two Cal State Fullerton graduates from the Class of 1995 — Emmy Award-winning producer Marc Cherry and Orange County Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Guerrero Macias — will serve as this year’s commencement speakers May 25 and 26, respectively.

Cal State Fullerton's Office of Research has named three faculty members to serve as faculty fellows this academic year to help junior faculty members apply for, and secure, external grant funding for their research and scholarly activities.

Math major Emily Ramos, engineering graduate student Michael Yeh and a team of civil engineering students were recently honored for their student achievements and endeavors.

Two Cal State Fullerton engineering faculty members have new books this spring.

Grants, contracts and other awards received between January and March 2013.

Campus faculty members were recognized Wednesday, March 27, for their scholarly and creative activity during a special program in the Titan Student Union. The program honored full-time faculty members who have a record of scholarly or creative activity "of the highest quality" during the past three years, including peer-reviewed articles and books, grants, performances, exhibitions and presentations.

Dan Tunnicliff of Southern California Edison will present “Advanced Off-Grid Generation Technology and Utility Regulation” at the Thursday, April 11, Cal State Fullerton College of Engineering and Computer Science Technology Breakfast. The event is open to the public.

Students and faculty members’ accomplishments in scholarly and creative activities highlighted Cal State Fullerton’s inaugural Research Week.

Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff members who either received or submitted extramural grants for research and creative activities during 2012 were honored at a special reception March 21 during Research Week.

Fifteen Cal State Fullerton undergraduates and graduate-level students conducting research, scholarly and creative activities have been recognized with Research Week’s inaugural "Outstanding Student Scholarship and Creative Activities Award."

Cal State Fullerton civil and environmental engineering students returned to campus with an armful of awards from the recent American Society of Civil Engineers’ Geo-Congress national competition in San Diego.

Titan Motorsports, the College of Engineering and Computer Science student team building Titan VI, a Formula-SAE race car, will be among the teams featured at the Lifestyle Expo held during the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach April 19-21.

Alumnus Scot Stride '02 (engineering-electrical engineering) discusses his career and educational path to becoming a senior spacecraft telecommunications engineer.

Forty-seven faculty members who recently published 42 books were honored Feb. 27 at Cal State Fullerton’s 13th annual Author Awards event.

Engineering alumnus and author Paul Gillebaard returned to campus last week, telling a classroom of students that earning his college degree was the hardest thing he ever did.

Several Cal State Fullerton faculty members has seen their work recently published, including two books.

Cal State Fullerton graduate Scot L. Stride, a senior spacecraft telecommunications engineer with NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, will discuss “Engineering Challenges of Building the Mars Curiosity Landing Radar” at the Thursday, Feb. 7, College of Engineering and Computer Science Technology Breakfast.

Two Cal Sate Fullerton online degree programs are among the top 10 in the nation, while a third is in the top 25, per the latest rankings from U.S. News and World Report.

Private and Public entities funded numerous grants awarded to Cal State Fullerton in the fourth-quarter of 2012.

As 2012 comes to a close, here's a look back at some of Cal State Fullerton's notable events and milestones.

Cal State Fullerton’s Titan Formula FSAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) team members are displaying their formula-style race car “Titan V” at the 2012 L.A. Auto Show opening Friday at the Los Angeles Convention Center.

Two new Cal State Fullerton engineering faculty members have received funding to conduct research and develop curriculum related to water resource issues.

Cal State Fullerton student engineers are putting final touches on their meticulously engineered catapults and trebuchets to compete for trophies in the Nov. 10 Pumpkin Launch on campus.

Cal State Fullerton will soon begin an exploration into the inclusion, status and opportunities that the campus provides to female faculty members in the sciences, technology, engineering and mathematics-related field. The study is underwritten with a National Science Foundation grant.

If Cal State Fullerton’s Chandrasekhar Putcha’s mathematical forecasting calculations are correct, President Obama will be re-elected next Tuesday with about 51.81 percent of the popular vote.

“Urgent Issues in Cyber Security: Energy Surety for Critical Infrastructure Systems” is the focus of a Nov. 8 talk by industry expert Ron Williamson at Cal State Fullerton’s College of Engineering and Computer Science Technology Breakfast.

A structural engineer by profession, Indian-born Pinaki R. Chakrabarti has penned his first book of poems, short stories, essays and memoirs about life in India and the United States.

“Bolts, Jolts and Volts: Ensuring Reliability in Electrical Transmission” is the topic of the Thursday, Sept. 20, Cal State Fullerton College of Engineering and Computer Science Technology Breakfast.

Florian Zitzelsberger was part of team that created the animate “Brave” film.

Cal State Fullerton’s newest instructional, tenure-track and tenured faculty members include 34 assistant and associate professors and one fully tenured professor. Also new this fall are a visiting professor, 12 full-time lecturers and a senior assistant librarian.

Cal State Fullerton’s College of Engineering and Computer Science announces its fall Technology Breakfast Series. The series begins Thursday, Sept. 20.

Three alumni of Cal State Fullerton are among those who worked to create and fly the Curiosity Rover, which is now exploring Mars.

Cal State Fullerton’s successful Ronald E. McNair Program will continue for at least six more years, thanks to an expected $1.1 million in federal funding.

Cal State Fullerton is offering a new computer engineering course that explores the emerging field of brain-computer interfacing.