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What does ‘gold standard science’ mean for faculty research?
What does ‘gold standard science’ mean for faculty research?

Threats of partisan politics influencing research are looming over Chapman faculty and researchers across the country.

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Former Chapman law school dean sues with claim he was fired for being gay
Former Chapman law school dean sues with claim he was fired for being gay

Paul Paton alleges his relationship with Chapman leadership soured after his 2024 marriage and amid changes to the university’s DEI programs.

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Student government remains in limbo
Student government remains in limbo

Administration probe of election scandal could last through November.

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Running on caffeine and a dream
Running on caffeine and a dream

Are unhealthy study habits a cause for concern, or just another facet of college life?

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‘Euphoria’ season three is anything but ‘euphoric’
‘Euphoria’ season three is anything but ‘euphoric’

This season of “Euphoria” follows a dark path.

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The ‘Good (Omens),’ the bad and the confused
The ‘Good (Omens),’ the bad and the confused

After Neil Gaiman’s sexual assault allegations, the “Good Omens” finale highlights how fan communities can live on beyond the horrific actions of problematic artists.

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The Panther’s definitive coffee shop studyability ratings
The Panther’s definitive coffee shop studyability ratings

Where should and shouldn’t students study at Orange’s various coffee joints?

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Not in our name
Not in our name

Parting words from a Jewish Chapman grad.

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SPORTS

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The WNBA’s long-overdue payday
The WNBA’s long-overdue payday

The league’s new pay deal shows how star power, viewership and labor leverage can reshape a league’s economics.

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Track and field closes out SCIAC Championships 
Track and field closes out SCIAC Championships 

The men’s and women’s track and field teams competed in the SCIAC Championship meet on May 2-3, with the men’s team placing fifth at 87 points and the women’s team finishing second with 179.5 points.

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‘It was almost like a moment of being able to grieve,’ Running Through Daisy Chain Fields
‘It was almost like a moment of being able to grieve,’ Running Through Daisy Chain Fields

For generations young and old, Daisy Chain Fields reinforces girl power.

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Class of 1972
Class of 1972

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