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4worldlovers: The Titan Student Union (TSU) opened in 1976 and was first expanded in 1992. In response to higher enrollment and increased demand for services, the TSU expanded again beginning in Summer of 2015. The $20 million renovation and expansion, funded entirely by cash reserves, was completed in October 2016 and added 26,000 square feet of public space and meeting rooms.

The TSU is the center of campus life and serves as the primary gathering and meeting place for the university community. In addition to event space, the TSU provides study space, student art galleries, Titan Bowl & Billiards, a food court, ATM banking, and discount ticket sales. The TSU houses Associated Students Inc. (ASI), the Dean of Students, and Student Life and Leadership. On a typical academic day, more than 7,000 students visit the TSU.

Please view the operating hours for the Titan Student Union below. The hours listed reflect those of the summer intersession.

The University Conference Center (UCC) features a wide variety of meeting and event venues and a professional event planning staff. The UCC can accommodate a diverse set of events with budgets ranging from large to small.

Whether you’re looking to beat your friends at a game of pool, bowl a perfect 300 game, get a high-score on the hottest video and console games, host a special event, or just hang out with friends in the TV lounge, then Titan Bowl & Billiards (TBB) is your one stop for campus fun and excitement! TBB is located on the lower level of the Titan Student Union and students, faculty, staff, and members of local community are welcome to join in the good times. For more information, call (657) 278-2144 or stop by the TBB desk on the lower level of the TSU.

Thanks to a generous donation by the Gregg Family Foundation and a partnership with the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, the Titan Student Union now houses a nearly complete Woolly Mammoth skeleton. Officially named the Fully Mammoth, this fossil is viewable for free in the TSU Chapman Atrium during regular Titan Student Union business hours. Stop by to see it in person and learn more about Woolly Mammoths!

The Fully Mammoth will serve as the centerpiece for a larger exhibit on fossil elephants that will highlight the collaboration between Cal State Fullerton and the County of Orange’s Cooper Center to protect and study the county’s rich fossil history.

The TSU houses multiple dining options including: Baja Fresh, The Fresh Kitchen, Juice It Up!, Panda Express, Starbucks, Togo’s, Hibachi-San, Pieology, and more!

Campus Dining is currently looking for your feedback! Please complete a short survey to let them know how they can better serve you. Click here for the Campus Dining Survey. The survey runs through May 19, 2023.