Matt Parlow named 14th president of Chapman University
The Chapman University Board of Trustees have selected Matt Parlow, former executive vice president, to succeed Daniele Struppa as university president
Lights, camera, budget: Navigating the financial realities behind Dodge College
Are Master Classes at Dodge College of Film and Media Arts paid? Why did they make the decision to merge the film and television production major? How are students responding to these changes?
Chapman set to spend $1 million on new traffic light in 2026
The new light aims to improve safety and reduce congestion, providing a critical solution for growing traffic concerns.
Chapman presidential candidate Matt Parlow pitches a future focused on the students
Parlow emphasized the importance of flexibility and family in his town hall with students and faculty
Analysis | OC 2024: Close Races Reflect Changing Political Landscape
The 2024 election results in Orange County highlight its evolving political landscape, shaped by demographic shifts, competitive Congressional races, and voter decisions on key measures.
Morlan and Harris win this year’s Ecolympics
Morlan and Harris take the cake in Chapman’s Ecolympics, helping Chapmans on-campus residence halls reduce energy consumption by 22%.
Chapman to hold 2024 Economic Forecast for the upcoming year
Chapman’s former president, Jim Doti, will be discussing economic insights at this year’s annual Economic Forecast
Chapman executives’ salaries exceed national averages
How much money did the top executives at Chapman make in the 2022-2023 fiscal year? Here is a breakdown of the top earners at Chapman and how much they were compensated.
Will the newly endowed chair of free speech solve issues on campus regarding students’ voices?
The Fletcher Jones Foundation donated a $1 million grant to go towards creating the position of a faculty chair to advocate for free speech at Chapman
Ecolympics are a powerful call to action
Chapman’s 2024 Energy Ecolympics wraps up, motivating students to understand and reduce their environmental impact.
A bold curriculum: Exploring topics from sex education to Pokemon
Unique classes are being offered at Chapman all the time, but why should we care about them?
First Gen Week: reconnecting and reaching out
Chapman celebrates First Gen Week by bringing together a community of students, faculty and supporters with multiple events throughout a week.
Potential candidate Jennifer West for Chapman president advocated for community and transparency
In the search to replace president Daniele Struppa, Jennifer West, dean of engineering and applied science at the University of Virginia, was the first candidate to come to Chapman.
Fewer students, bigger deficit: $30 million budget gap emerges
Chapman anticipates a budget deficit for the 2025-2026 academic year, prompting discussions on financial strategies and how to maintain long-term sustainability.
Guide to Project 2025: What does Trump have in store for the United States?
Project 2025 outlines exactly what Donald Trump will enact during his second term
Results: The 10 California propositions from the ballot
On Nov. 7, California voters not only cast their votes for candidates running for office but also 10 propositions
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.
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