Healing to You’s mobile clinics offer personalized medical care to domestic violence survivors in Southern California, with two Chapman students among their dedicated staff.

“Nightcap,” the late-night comedy show created by Chapman students in the late ‘90s, is set to return this year.

Each year, YoungArts selects five students to attend the Sundance Film Festival. This year, two of them were Chapman alumni.

Selena Gomez spoke about her identity, career and her new Netflix film in a Dodge College of Film and Media Arts Master Class.

After disbanding in the spring of ‘24, Mo’ Harmony comes back with a rebrand.

The campus improv troupe is committed to making audiences laugh, and the seniors in the club reflect on the memories they’ve made.

On Oct. 7, Chapman students joined together in the Folino Theater for a Master Class with award-winning actor Anthony Hopkins. The Master Class consisted of a screening of “The Father,” followed by a Q&A with Hopkins.

Dodge College of Film and Media Arts students shape their knowledge of film through immersive travel courses, creating documentaries and gaining hands-on experience.

At the Dodge College Master Class, executive producers gave an inside scoop on the production of the popular game show, and Ken Jennings hosted a game of his own for students to compete in.

On Sept. 16, Ava DuVernay joined Chapman University students to speak about her 2023 film “Origin” and share insights into the creative process of adapting the story from page to screen.

Despite a four-year experience gap, freshmen and seniors can offer each other more valuable advice than they might realize.

Two talented Chapman students, Aaron Johnson (‘24) and Daniel Salas (MFA ‘25), sat down with The Panther to discuss making their way to the finals of the Oscars’ Student Academy Awards.