A behind the scenes look at Cal State Fullerton Athletics media masterminds who do a great job to get the university’s athletics name recognized. PLus a big thank you and farewell to head director of media relations Mel Franks who will be retiring after 32 years.

Seems like many CSUF students aren’t attending sporting events these days and it shows at the stadiums. Daily Titan reporter Valerie Santana finds out more on the reasoning behind it.

The Daily Titan News in 3 — Your daily update of what’s happening in and around Cal State Fullerton. Brought to you by the Daily Titan and the Comm 472 class at CSUF. Anchor: Kiley Buschhausen Producer: Brandon Urry Post-Production: Arti Kapoor & Valerie Santana

Imagine riding your bike on a 770-foot-wide trail and overlooking a golf course. Not a cyclist? Then imagine taking in the beautiful landscape of tall green trees and shrubs with every stride as you walk briskly along the trail. Imagine being at peace with nature and enjoying the beautiful scenery with your much furrier friend [...]

Photographs recently surfaced on the Internet of Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump standing next to what appear to be trophy kills of Cape buffalo, a waterbuck, a leopard, a civet cat, a crocodile and a kudu creating much controversy in regards to their hunting trip in Zimbabwe last year. An elephant was also among [...]

Between juggling practice, school and work, many student athletes have very little free time. Add in the time commitment of traveling for sporting events and that’s where the athletes have to start working on their organization and time management skills. With Cal State Fullerton’s spring sports in season, traveling to different cities is becoming a [...]

It’s a sad day when you have to erase a cliche from phrases that are deemed okay to say. That’s what happened to the saying “chink in the armor,” when ESPN sportswriter Anthony Federico was unceremoniously “Linsmissed” from ESPN after using the phrase in a headline. Let’s take a look at the meaning of the [...]

The term “chink in the armor” had been used on ESPN.com more than 3,000 times before it caused them to fire headline writer Anthony Federico and suspend anchor Max Bretos. The fact that the term was routinely used on ESPN as an excuse for using it as a racial slur in the Jeremy Lin case [...]