ANNOUNCEMENT: Titans, you voted, and the One Book, One CSUF title you selected for '21-'22 is
They Called Us Enemy, by George Takei!

They Called Us Enemy, George Takei, Steven Scott, Justin Eisinger, 2019

When we return to campus in the Fall, we will be distributing FREE copies of the book, with availability for all CSUF campus community members. More details to come!

In the meantime, if you’d like to get started on reading They Called Us Enemy over the summer, the book is available at the CSUF Pollak Library . Additionally, both the Orange County Public Libraries and Los Angeles Public Libraries have physical and electronic copies available for check out.

The One Book, One CSUF Planning Committee is working hard to develop a wide array of programming and events for One Book throughout the academic year. Look out for more details in the Fall.

One Book, One CSUF Program Overview

Over 40,000 different stories comprise our CSUF community, making us one of the most diverse campuses in the country. To celebrate the power of our many stories, we are happy to launch our second annual One Book, One CSUF program, a part of our Titans Together: Striving for Justice, Equity, and Inclusion initiative. The One Book, One CSUF program will help to create an inclusive campus environment through conversations and engagement among all members of our community. Each year, members of the CSUF community choose a book that explores themes of diversity, inclusion, and equity. Throughout the year, students, faculty and staff will come together to share stories, invite dialogue, challenge perceptions, and build community.

ALL students, staff, faculty, and administrators are encouraged to participate in the One Book, One CSUF initiative. Readers will have plenty of opportunities to engage during the 2021-2022 academic year, including numerous chances to receive free CSUF swag!