Over the semester, many students have faced a unique conundrum: what to do if their roommate tested positive for COVID-19.

The pandemic has had a financial toll on small businesses. Yet there’s one venue that’s managed to thrive.

This year, the annual “Tunnel of Oppression” exhibit turned virtual, discussing lookism, heterosexism and racism.

Research has linked the increase in California wildfires to man-made global warming.

Mercy House in Santa Ana has transitioned over 500 homeless into permanent housing since March.

Chapman signed a deal with Proctorio, a software that can crack down on academic dishonesty. However, it raises some ethical and privacy concerns.

Since her spring graduation, Regina Bryant has filmed the pilot episode of a coming-of-age web series titled “L.Y.F.E.,” which features four students at a historically Black college or university (HBCU).

College of Performing Arts professor Tammy Yi and her two students, Julian Garrido-Figueroa and Erandi Sanchez, created a Mariachi ensemble.

First-year students Annika Krein, Thomas Gill and Sam Lash are living in a house on Lake Tahoe to replace the experience of living in on-campus dorms.

Freshman Veronica Tullo had a feeling her first semester would be remote. Yet that didn’t make it any less disappointing when the final word came.

As a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic, popular internships among college students and recent graduates are down 83%.

In a matter of three days, Sule Murray and his friends organized a peaceful protest June 6 in the Attallah Piazza at Chapman University.

Amalie Seyffert stayed in Abolition Park for its entire duration, joining the media team and protesting for the Black Lives Matter movement.

After summer plans for establishing a music and arts festival on campus failed to materialize due to a lack of endorsement from Chapman administration, Phil Mentz, a junior business administration major, decided to change the direction of creating a festival to creating a club.

For many people, going a week without a phone, credit cards and cash is unfeasible – especially while traveling across Europe. Chapman Phi Delta Theta fraternity brothers Andrew Bauer, John Joyce and Devin Nava are doing just that using only Red Bull as currency. Together, they make up a team they call the OC Moment Makers, and they believe they have what it takes to reach Berlin from one of five starting locations in Europe.

One of many Oscar snubs this year, Eddie Murphy’s “Dolemite Is My Name” was an amazing, biopic comedy chronicling the life of the living one-man-show, Rudy Ray Moore. With humble beginnings, working at a record store by day and as an MC at a club by night, Moore made his name in the entertainment industry as his alter-ego Dolemite.

Twelve confirmed cases of the novel Coronavirus are present in the United States, six of which are in California

The two places on campus dedicated to supplementing students’ daily dose of caffeine are Einstein’s Bros. Bagels and Starbucks – but which is superior? 

Ngnomire shared with The Panther the concept trailer that was filmed in October. The trailer was intended to be used for promotion, crowdfunding and attracting donors to help fund the movie.