Sexual Assault can happen anywhere and to anyone, even in online spaces. Fullerton College is pleased to join organizations across the nation in bringing awareness and prevention of sexual violence during the month of April. The campus community is invited to attend the following Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) events: April 16 – 30 Orange County Virtual… Read more »
(To mark the one-year anniversary of COVID-19, the Office of Campus Communications shares this preview of the cover article for a new publication called “Fullerton College Magazine.” The magazine will be published in late April.) [tabs slidertype=”simple”][tab] [/tab][tab] [/tab] [tab] [/tab] [tab] [/tab] [tab] [/tab] [/tabs] By Melissa Serrato What began as a normal month… Read more »
Fullerton College will provide a quiet and socially distanced study space on campus for students starting this month. The study space, which will be located in the Campus Dining Hall in Building 200, will be available by reservation beginning March 10. The Dining Hall Study Space marks the first in-door support service offered on-campus since the campus closed… Read more »
(This article was originally published on the Fullerton College Athletics website.) The Hornets Spring 2 sports can begin competition on April 10. Practices may begin on March 1. It’s been a rough year to say the least for everyone, but there is light at the end of the tunnel regarding athletics at the community college level.… Read more »
Amid a global pandemic and a tense sociopolitical climate, Fullerton College’s Umoja Community Program, Cadena Cultural Center, Cypress College’s Legacy Program, Grads to Be Program and Ethnic Studies Department will aim to educate and empower students to build sustainable communities during the annual Black History Month celebration beginning Monday, Feb. 1. This year’s theme, “Reimagining Black Wall Street,” builds upon Umoja’s Kwanzaa theme – ujamma, cooperative economics. “We chose this… Read more »
Fullerton College is pleased to welcome back new and returning students to the Spring 2021 semester starting January 25 with most classes being held online. Only a few courses will be hosted with face-to-face instruction and will follow strict health and safety guidelines to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. New safety measures for students attending in-person instruction have also been added to the… Read more »
Fullerton College presented a virtual 2021 Spring Convocation featuring a dialog with Dr. Cornel West on the college’s YouTube channel on Friday, January 22. With the theme “Standing together on this journey for equity and justice,” in mind President Greg Schulz joined Black Faculty and Staff Collective leaders Phil Austin and Dr. Queen Peterson in… Read more »
This past fall, Fullerton College Nurse Practitioner Theresa Ullrich picked up her 85-year-old father-in-law from his assisted living care facility to transport him to a COVID-19 testing appointment. She wore her N-95 mask, an extra surgical mask, and took the precautions recommended by the CDC to help fight the spread of COVID-19, even though she… Read more »
The end of a year often brings out reflection and optimism for the New Year ahead. Please enjoy this video message as Fullerton College President Dr. Greg Schulz reflects on the monumental efforts that have taken place in the last year and wishes the college community a safe and happy holiday season. Fullerton College’s Office… Read more »
This holiday season, Fullerton College and the entire North Orange County Community College District is once again joining the global generosity movement known as GivingTuesday! Funds raised will go towards scholarships, food insecurity, and other student needs. GivingTuesday began as a simple idea—a day that encourages people to do good. Since it began in 2012,… Read more »
President’s Board Report Update 12.16.25 
Dr. Lisa Nashua Named Executive Director of Friends of Fullerton College Foundation
Administration of Justice Program Prepares Students for Prosperous Careers 
Fullerton College Breaks Ground on Future Performing Arts Center
Art Alumna Georgette Collard Gives Back to Museum Community