The Black Student Union executive board resigned March 18. Dean Jerry Price clarified university protocol on addressing hate speech.

Struppa shares his perspective on fraternity parties, conduct violation reporting and the university’s readiness to reintroduce hybrid classes March 29.

Freshman Aissata Sall filed a complaint against her professor Ahmed Younis, and was discouraged an investigation was not pursued.

The Student Government Association is spearheading a $100,000 relief program students can apply for until the funds are fully distributed.

President Daniele Struppa announced in an email to employees July 31 that Chapman is temporarily suspending contributions to 401(a) retirement plans.

Orientation for first-year students will be broadcasted through Zoom, with mandatory programming that now includes a diversity, equity and inclusion session.

California Sen. Kamala Harris has been selected as Joe Biden’s running mate for the 2020 presidential election.

The Panther gathered information from Chapman’s CU Safely Back plan and Residence Life and First Year Experience, to create a nine-item guide for students anticipating to live on campus in the fall.

In efforts to make Chapman a more inclusive campus, first-years will attend diversity training during orientation week. Chapman administration has also invested $500,000 into hiring more Black faculty.

After a long-awaited response from state officials, Chapman will seek county approval on in-person instruction for labs and studio-based classes.