Senior Cianna Platt spoke to The Panther about her experiences being a hard of hearing student during the pandemic.

Tired of witnessing a pattern of racial injustices, seniors Lucile Henderson and Natalia Ventura established the Chapman Activist Coalition.

With special guest Ryan Holmes, along with other student panelists, the Cross-Cultural Center hosted a discussion on identity confusion and media perception.

After learning about virtual interviewing tools Chapman’s Career and Professional Development offers, I decided to try some of them myself.

Shannon Family Mortuary recently moved locations, making room for the newest addition to Orange: the Orange Plaza Inn.

Diwali serves as a New Year celebration of the victory of light over darkness for Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and Newar Buddhists alike.

The Creating a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair (CROWN) Act, passed by the House of Representatives, aims to end hair discrimination.

Brett Hankison, one of three officers involved in Breonna Taylor’s shooting March 13, was indicted and released on $15,000 bail. The Chapman community mourn over her wrongful death and the case’s decision.

TikTok partnered with Oracle and Walmart to work around a U.S. government national security threat that could ban the application in the country.

Chapman’s push toward diversity brought forth the hiring of new screenwriting and film studies professor Leah Aldridge.

Even in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, enthusiasm is still high among festivalgoers, as ravers are taking the culture to their own living rooms.

Deierling, a senior in Chapman’s masters program for leadership and development, dumpster dives for her food instead of purchasing at grocery stores or farmers markets. She also attends events on campus to take the leftover food not being used, takes expired foods her friends don’t want, washes her hair and face with only water and uses baking soda as toothpaste.

In celebration of Black History Month, Chapman’s digital Escalette Art Collection highlighted the work of award-winning African American artist Maya Freelon-Asante, who is best known for her sculptures and practice of combining printwork with photography.

Gayle King issued a statement of forgiveness to Snoop Dogg after the interview with Lisa Leslie. King said that she could see both sides of the sensitive issue, according to The New York Times.

For Chapman students, the four-mile distance between main campus and the happiest place on Earth makes study breaks at 9:30 p.m. something to look forward to.

It takes a conscious effort to confront the idea of your life ending, McGrane said. On some level, every human being knows that they are going to die; but some others refuse to believe that death will happen to them.

Max Chang was offered his dream job in the midst of his senior year and was faced with a difficult decision: finish the degree he spent the last four years pursuing, or risk it all for the chance to work for his favorite television show “RuPaul’s Drag Race.”

Transgender women in the U.S. are facing high levels of violence. Last year, 25 transgender women were killed, while this year, 21 transgender or gender-nonconforming individuals have joined that number.

When making plans to go to the beach, Chapman students often find themselves asking the same question: which one?

Photojournalist Harry Mattison visited Chapman’s campus to share his collection of photos and the stories that represent the moments in time he captured with his camera on Sept. 11.