Global supply chain issues are affecting the U.S. economy and consumers during the peak holiday and shopping season, and Orange County small businesses have also started to feel the effects of these shortages.

Father Gregory Boyle, founder and director of Homeboy Industries, will come to Chapman tonight at 5 p.m. to discuss compassion and sympathy in a hateful world.

A new piece of legislation requiring all public schools in the state to provide free menstrual products was recently signed into law by California Gov. Gavin Newsom.

The symposium is an annual event that addresses different social justice issues regarding diversity, equity and inclusion each year.

With the end of the COVID-19 pandemic still not in sight, some individuals are still concerned about whether it's safe to gather on Halloween night, despite the assurance of Biden’s chief medical advisor, Anthony Fauci. 

Provost Norma Bouchard alerted Chapman faculty, staff and students Oct. 6 that international study abroad programs for interterm, spring break and the spring 2022 semester were canceled, while domestic programs would remain as scheduled, for now. 

Chapman’s Poor People’s Campaign club and Family Promise Orange County promote awareness about people experiencing homelessness locally and nationally.

Chapman students have organized a petition criticizing the university’s current in-person COVID-19 safety protocols and offering solutions.

Sanjay Kumar, the director of contemplative practices and well-being at Chapman University, created a new meditation space to promote positive mental health for the community.

Chapman faculty and students are eager to get back to live performances, with the help of masks designed specially for singing.

Incoming freshmen reflect on the importance of diversity in their college decision-making and their excitement for the next four years.

A bulletin board promoting diversity and inclusion in Chapman Grand was vandalized for the third time this semester April 13.

Fish Interfaith Center staff will host a community memorial service April 26 for students, faculty and staff to virtually gather together.

The Hilbert Museum of California Art at Chapman will see an over $9 million expansion that will triple its size to offer new gallery spaces.

Dodge College of Film and Media Arts has made strides in the last year since Stephen Galloway’s appointment as the school’s dean.

Disneyland fans voiced mixed reactions to California’s new April 1 reopening guidelines.

Chapman’s Cross-Cultural Center began Women’s History Month with a virtual kickoff event featuring a student panel.

The construction of the Swenson Family Hall of Engineering will provide Fowler School of Engineering with new technology and spaces.

Sorority chapters adjusted their recruitment process to fit an online format that attempted to mimic the in-person experience.