Unlocking opportunities at Chapman’s Spring Career Fair
With 100 employers in attendance, students had various opportunities to network, earn an internship or discover new career paths.
Students and faculty walk out in protest over changes to DEI
Students walked out to protest against the decision to place the vice president of diversity, equity and inclusion and the provost on leave with no explanation.
Chapman Radio takes home four awards at broadcasting ceremony
For the fourth consecutive year, Chapman Radio DJs were nationally recognized for their talents.
Chapman vice presidents on leave without explanation amid federal discrimination investigations
Days after a federal investigation into Chapman for antisemitism and discrimination has been announced publicly, Provost and Vice President Norma Bouchard and VP of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Reg Stewart are on leave.
Student petition aims to change Title IX process to help survivors
A group of students started a petition at Chapman with the aim of changing the Title IX process by asking for the presence of advocates to be mandatory.
The results are in: Chapman’s new cohort of student leadership
The Student Government Association (SGA) election winners outline ambitious goals and reflect on their campaign experiences.
Chapman is under investigation by the Trump administration for antisemitism allegations
Chapman is one of the 60 schools listed as being under investigation by the U.S. Department of Education under the Trump administration, putting the university at risk of losing federal funding.
Chapman students benefit from CalFresh to combat food insecurity
Students utilize CalFresh, rebranded from food stamps and secure money benefits
Cold water and complaints: Davis Apartment residents face recurring hot water shutoffs
As housing requests for the next school year open up, students reflect on their experiences at the Chapman Davis apartments.
Chapman welcomes Nadia Murad: A conversation on justice and the future
Murad speaks on comprehensive reparations for survivors of conflict-related sexual violence.
Chapman a cappella takes center stage in collegiate competitions
In the world of collegiate a cappella, Chapman is hitting all the right notes.
Finding middle ground: healing the political divide at Chapman
In the wake of historically high political partisanship, both at the local and national levels, students and staff alike have begun initiatives meant to bring unity back to politics.
The conversations that bring us together: The Or Initiative’s plans to bridge across differences
With a $1.85 million grant, Vikki Katz, Chapman's communication professor and free speech chair, is leading the new Or initiative in the hopes of finding evidence-based solutions to inspire civil discourse in the Orange community.
Controversy erupts over construction of new neighborhood in Orange Heights wildlife habitat
Environmentalists and developers clash over new neighborhood construction in Orange and its potential impact on protected land.
Protesters interrupt President Struppa’s State of The University address
President Daniele C. Struppa delivered his final State of the University address on Feb. 28 with interruptions from SJP student protestors.
How nationwide book banning, censorship are impacting students and libraries across the country
In a student-led webinar, a faculty panel spoke about national book bans and censorship in light of the new presidential administration.
Balancing fairness, inclusion and the future of women's sports
Amid Title IX controversy surrounding equality in sports, Chapman’s women athletes reflect on the doors it opened and the uncertain future.
From free to fee: a change in Old Towne Orange parking
Orange City Council’s decision to install paid parking around the Orange Plaza is met with mixed emotions.
Inside the race: A guide to the spring Student Government Association election
The ongoing campaign trail for SGA sees four positions up for grabs and seven candidates in the race. The Panther spoke to each candidate to learn about their platforms and visions for the future of the student government.
The Clothesline Project is back on campus
After much struggle to return to campus, the Clothesline Project is back.
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