Chapman graduates take their talents to the stand-up community in self-produced and self-written comedy shows.

The Panther spoke with the co-chair of Newport Harbor’s chapter of the Zonta Club to learn more about the film festival they’re launching and what attendees can expect from it.

Senior Eric Rustum and his mom Minna Jung joined forces to launch a mother-son podcast. The Panther spoke with them to learn how it got started and what listeners can expect.

Chapman students partner with Los Angeles-based artist Jenny Yurshansky for an exhibition that explores family and what it means to connect with your roots.

Chapman’s Coffee Club will sell its product to the Chapman community to raise money for the food science program through Dec. 15.

This year, students at Chapman University with dreams of starting their own business can get a jumpstart on launching their idea with the help of the Chapman Entrepreneurship Organization.

The iconic 1997 horror show enters a new dimension in this audio drama reboot co-directed by Chapman professor Kc Wayland (far right). The series will be released on Audible on Oct. 12 and will have several original cast members returning.