Service with a smile has never materialized itself more perfectly than with Willy Benton. An employee at Chapman since 2006, Benton said he’s wholeheartedly embraced the additional work required of the university’s growing student population. In fact, he’s never called out sick or missed a single day on the job.

Opening its first Sunday service on March 28, 1976, there’s something else that separates this church from others – and it has to do with the marquee above the building’s sets of double doors.

“The pursuit of freedom, democracy, justice and the like entails not just locally or nationally but internationally. If there’s injustice anywhere, there’s a threat to justice here.” 

Following the fatal shooting of Botham Jean at the hands of former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger, Fort Worth Police officer Aaron Dean was charged with the murder of Atatiana Jefferson.

Airbands is Gamma Phi Beta’s biggest philanthropy event of the year, and according to Philanthropy Chair Hanna Marcus, it’s actually one of the largest international fundraising events the chapter hosts.

The Observatory, known for its “mom-and-pop” atmosphere, hosts smaller artists and introduces Orange County locals to new talent and music.

Students from the Dodge College of Film and Media Arts might remember Max Landis as the speaker whose Nov. 7 guest appearance was canceled.