After last year’s bill died in the Senate, the House has once again passed a bill to grant statehood to Washington, D.C.

Caitlyn Jenner is running for governor of California, despite critics questioning her decision to run as a Republican given her transgender identity.

Following a federal recommendation to halt distribution of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, Ralphs administered Pfizer to students.

First-generation students and an immigration law specialist discuss the impact of passing immigration bills in the Senate.

Chapman University’s most recent addition to the department of Student Affairs is Case Manager Miguel Calderon.

Student government worked alongside multicultural student organizations to create a task force that will release its recommendations in the coming weeks.

The Office of Residence Life and First-Year Experience postponed spring semester move-in until the week of Feb. 15 due to COVID-19 concerns.

Chapman faculty experts in science and pharmacy discussed the latest vaccines for COVID-19 and its variants in a Feb. 9 town hall.

The biannual symposium held its second online event to provide students a way to present their projects.

The Center for Global Education hosts the week annually to celebrate the benefits of international education and exchange.

Chapman political science faculty members discuss the 2020 election and explore the future of politics in a town hall.

Despite a polarized two-party political system, many voters opt out of registering with a political party.

As an increased reliance on technology shapes the landscape of social interaction in the U.S., the 2020 presidential election is no exception.

Due to the uncertainty of safe traveling conditions, all Chapman spring 2021 study abroad programs are canceled.