2025 FIRE rankings: A conversation with Jerry Price
The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expressions (FIRE) rates Chapman’s free speech climate as #181 out of 257 universities across the United States
Chapman Thrift Club is the next victim of Chapman’s recent enforcement of current policies
Chapman’s Thrift Club is no longer allowed to sell on campus due to Chapman’s enforcement of policies. Now they do swaps.
Shaping the future of Chapman as a Hispanic Serving Institution
Chapman could receive a new title as a Hispanic Serving Institution. This new accreditation could bring new Hispanic and Latinx students and new resources.
Chapman’s Annual Safety Report depicts drug law violations, vehicle theft and sexual assault cases
Chapman’s annual Fire & Safety report sees a rise, in motor vehicle theft and sexual assault as compared to COVID-19-impacted years, but a decline in drug law violations.
Chapman welcomes Sigma Chi as the newest addition to Greek life
Sigma Chi joins Chapman’s brotherhood.
Redefining Walt Disney
Disney historian Jeff Kurtti brings creativity and imagineering as Chapman’s presidential fellow
How does social media boost civic engagement?
In her research, positive media psychologist and associate professor Janicke-Bowles identified the opportunities for connection and awareness offered by modern social media platforms.
Is it up to Orange County?
Two Orange County congressional races will play an essential role in the makeup of the 2025 U.S. Congress
“A meaningful experience for me”: Chapman students cast their ballots with significant reservations
First-time voters find themselves cautiously casting ballots in an important, but uniquely divisive and unfulfilling election.
Election Day is here: Voting at Chapman
Chapman facilitates voting by hosting an OC Vote Center in the Argyros Forum.
Active Bystander Award returns to Chapman after years-long pause
The new Active Bystander Award returns to Chapman, as a reimagination of the previous Men of Integrity, Woman of Strength Courage Action, which hasn’t been hosted since the pandemic.
‘Weigh the Waste’ event highlights lack of sustainability
Chapman’s cafeteria produces much more waste than one can imagine: this event showcases just how much.
Is Advising Fest a viable solution for solving class registration problems?
As a majority of students often struggle with registering for classes, this year Chapman is offering Advising Fest to help answer questions and hopefully solve this issue.
Photo Essay | Palmyra Street: The Spookiest Haunt in Orange
Take a stroll down the spookiest street in all of Orange.
Disney, Universal, and the DA among employers gathered at Chapman’s Inclusive Employer Night
The annual Inclusive Employer Night event saw Chapman students get an opportunity to connect with a wide variety of employers that catered to many different backgrounds.
Making history in a corner: Chapman celebrates LGBTQ+ History Month
Chapman celebrated LGBTQ+ History Month in many ways with events all over campus, but many students weren’t even aware this was happening.
Photo Essay | Anchorsplash stuns, shocks, succeeds once again
Delta Gamma’s yearly philanthropy event, Anchorsplash, told through a series of photos.
Chapman students and their reaction to election topics
Chapman students share their feelings regarding different policies that could be affected by the upcoming presidential election
Chapman’s national rankings shows improvement and excitement for students
Chapman reaches new heights in national rankings with multiple well regarded majors and colleges
Tacos, air hockey, voter registration
Chapman’s Voter Registration Bash tackles civic engagement challenges
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