BeReal is a new app that strikes down the perfectionism of social media by capturing photos with a two-minute countdown.

Kate Stephenson, a former student at Chapman and rising musician, discussed her latest single, her popularity on TikTok and her tour with band Summer Salt.

Eli Rallo, known as Gen Z's Carrie Bradshaw, shares with The Panther her journey to finding her passion in writing and content creation.

Students discuss the rollercoaster of emotions involved with traveling back to their hometowns for the holiday season.

Tiktok sensation Noodle, a 13-year-old pug, and his owner, Jonathan Graziano, capture the hearts of Chapman students with daily videos.

Lollipop Nails in the Orange circle strives for jaw-dropping nail art, a tidy atmosphere and non-toxic products.

Student GroupX fitness instructor Mia McCarthy utilizes a spin bike to create a workout that feels more like a dance party.

The Panther spoke to three service dog handlers and their tail-wagging companions about their experiences during college.

Well, that’s how my Tuesday was this week. And it was all thanks to my lovely 832 Instagram followers — who dictated pretty much every decision I needed to make for a day. 

Students rate which bathrooms are number one to go number two and which will leave you in the dumps.

Chapman students rate their favorite pumpkin-flavored treats for the fall season.

A piece of furniture in the new Swenson Family Hall of Engineering caused furrowed eyebrows among Chapman students.

Embarrassing moments are an everyday occurrence. And I’m certainly not the only one on campus who had their fair share of mortifying experiences.

While huddled inside their homes, Chapman students discovered a new world of hobbies during the pandemic.

On this particular May 9, some members of the Chapman community feel an increased urge to celebrate their mothers or maternal figures.

Show Your Spirit, located in Anaheim, sells custom clothing including Greek apparel, graduation stoles and more.

The City National Grove of Anaheim hosts drive-in specials to provide “an escape from reality” during the pandemic.

From avoiding large crowds to the panic of putting on a mask in public, the pandemic has forced new, habitual tendencies.

Chapman professor Megan Vendemia recently published a research study that focuses on the effects of women taking selfies.

The Cross Cultural Center hosted an Instagram campaign that highlighted students’ favorite Lunar New Year memories.