What does Cal State Fullerton do?

California State University, Fullerton (CSUF) is a public research university and a prominent campus within the California State University system. Established in 1957, CSUF began classes in 1959 and has since grown significantly, now serving approximately 37,000 students. The campus has evolved from temporary structures to a complex of around 25 multi-story buildings, showcasing modern architecture. CSUF offers a diverse range of academic programs, including over 100 degree options, multiple graduate programs, and doctorate degrees. The university's athletic teams, known as the Titans, compete in NCAA Division I as part of the Big West Conference. With a strong commitment to community engagement, CSUF has over 210,000 alumni and actively partners with Indigenous communities, acknowledging its location on the lands of the Tongva and Acjachemen peoples.