Victoria Carty partnered with Underground GRIT, a nonprofit that strives to help formerly incarcerated youth attend college and apply for jobs.

Arvida, an independent bookstore, strives to bring culture to the community by showcasing local artists, book clubs and poets.

Despite the pandemic putting a damper on the holiday season, some students are embracing holiday traditions in safe ways.

Team Shaka cultivates a community of high-energy hip-hop dancers, despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

Social media and the freedom of the press has allowed Americans to share information whether it is factual or not.

Registration is approaching fast for Chapman students, who will have to decide whether to attend classes in-person or online.

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Orange Plaza has created a new outside dining experience for locals to enjoy with safety regulations in place.

A resource guide aimed to help Black students better acclimate to Orange highlights local Black-owned businesses and restaurants.

The Office of Admission established new virtual programs to reach and interact with prospective students across the globe during the pandemic.

The new on-campus club SheWolf Society aims to amplify voices of women and LGBTQIA+ creatives.

Disneyland and Walt Disney World announced Sept. 29 that they will lay off an estimated 28,000 employees due to the park closures.

Members of Chapman’s on-campus organization for arts and music, The Collective, created “The Capsule Series,” a visual project featuring several artists.

Andrew Kami, the new director of the Student Psychological Counseling Center, said the center implemented telemedicine, Zoom drop-in hours and eight new psychological interns to better aid students.

Countless disposable face masks, gloves and even hand sanitizer bottles are tossed into the environment, causing distress to the ocean and marine life.