CSUF NSM: Where Mathematics Is a Masterpiece
CSUF’s Department of Mathematics impacts an average of 8,000 students each semester. In fall 2023, that number soared to a staggering 11,000 students.
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The NSM Story: An Epic Adventure for Students
At NSM, the journey of our scholars begins with support, encouragement, and the nurturing of critical thinking, often before students even set foot on our campus.
NSM Titans Raise $14,000 for the 2023 Day of Giving
The fundraising success represents what the community stands for and will benefit students’ education and experiences.
Alex Choperena Joins NSM Development Team
He’s particularly excited to contribute to NSM and ECS successes, noting, “STEM is a fantastic path that has a tangible impact on the world. It opens doors to opportunities that haven’t even been thought of yet.”
Painting a Picture of Scientific Discovery and Inspiration
Everyone who enters McCarthy Hall’s second floor from the terrace takes a subtle but beautiful journey across Southern California’s ocean, desert, and mountain ecosystems.
Alumnus Donates Joshua Tree Property
The Rennies’ selfless gift will aid in the study and preservation of the desert environment, opening doors for new research and educational opportunities for NSM students.
NSM Raises More Than $11K on 2022 Day of Giving
The 2022 Day of Giving saw record-breaking contributions from around the globe. Learn more about NSM’s involvement.
Science Is on Display on McCarthy Hall’s Modernized Second Floor
“We just want people to know that science is hands-on and it’s for everyone,” Johnson says. “If you want to do it, we’ll support you and provide the resources and the space to succeed.”
Celebrating a Decade of Discoveries
When nature was ready, GWPAC was there early enough and with a strong enough presence of faculty, staff, and students to play a major role in the first big discoveries made by Advanced LIGO in 2015 and 2017.
Playing a Foundational Role in Next-Gen Gravitational-Wave Technology
A new way to explore the universe has potential to transform our understanding of astrophysical objects like black holes, and the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics has an important part to play in that research.