The president discussed the economy, healthcare and bipartisanship, among other topics at the Feb. 7 address.

The university won’t be requiring community members to get the fall booster, and the monitors have been brought back onto campus to check daily health screenings as a result of the new tier.

The American Bar Association (ABA) came to an overwhelming decision Nov. 18 regarding the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) requirement potentially being eliminated.

The Panther Cage Match event held last month declared a unanimous winner in the “Best Overall” category — Eli Schechter for his project titled “Safe Title,” which seeks to help address fraud in the jewelry industry.

Gavin Newsom won re-election as California’s governor, and three of the seven state propositions on the ballot were approved by voters.

Republicans took back the House of Representatives, while Democrats retained the Senate. Additionally, a record of over 300 LGBTQ+ people and the first-ever Generation Z person were elected into Congress.

The survey found that the top three biggest fears among Americans for 2022, included corrupt government officials, loved ones getting a serious illness and Russia using nuclear weapons.

Aside from the increase in fentanyl-related deaths, the county is also seeing a rise in opioid-related deaths overall.

The Panther looked through data on the university’s graduation and retention rates from over the past decade.

The Panther breaks down all seven propositions that California voters will vote on during this year’s midterm elections.

Democratic physician and pulmonologist Asif Mahmood is running against Republican incumbent Young Kim for the state’s 40th district seat in the House of Representatives.

K-12 schools throughout California kicked off the school year with a number of adjustments as a result of new legislation, some of which are being implemented within the next several years.

Orange County will be receiving at least $2 million of the over $10 million in fines due to oil spills.

Misty Levingston has been working on numerous events scheduled for this semester, including weekly lunch sessions and a student retreat.

Rozell Nesbitt, who was originally scheduled to teach an FFC class on anti-racism, was put on leave Aug. 29 for reasons undisclosed.

An outbreak of COVID-19 cases on Chapman campus began during the week of May 2, with 38 students testing positive. The following week, 68 students, 1 faculty and 1 staff member tested positive.

There are four propositions currently on this year’s midterm election ballot, which The Panther dissects for college voters.

The number of deaths and injuries caused by gun violence continues to increase even amid a global pandemic.

During the 2022 midterm elections in early June, residents of Orange County will be voting on who will serve as the county superintendent of schools in OC’s Department of Education (OCDE) for the next four years.

As of April 17, Orange County cities like Fullerton and Orange are adopting revised district maps for the next 10 years of elections following the release of the 2020 decennial census results.