Judge Kentaji Brown Jackson is making history as the first Black woman to occupy the role of associate justice in the Supreme Court following her confirmation by the U.S. Senate April 8.

Chapman professors in several departments came together to discuss the historical context of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and what they think the future holds.

Controversy continues to surround the Orange County District Attorney race as both current DA Todd Spitzer and his challenger, Pete Hardin, are facing new accusations of misconduct.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott gave a directive Feb. 22 that would classify a parent’s provision of gender-reaffirming medical care to their kid as child abuse.

Former Minneapolis police officer Kim Potter is looking at a two-year sentence for the murder of 20-year-old Daunte Wright. Wiki Commons

After years of campaigning from both faculty and students, Chapman University is in the process of implementing an Asian American studies minor with the help of an associate dean.

Chapman University’s annual State of the University address confirms the institution’s upcoming plans and reflects on the previous year’s achievements.

As the Orange County District Attorney’s race heats up, activists work to push for unity and equity at a Jan. 30 rally.

The ruling of the court in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization poses a challenge to the future of Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 case which secures a woman’s right to an abortion.

In light of recent oil spills in California, over 3,000 political candidates across the country have now signed the “No Oil Money Pledge,” started by Oil Money Out, to protest funding by fossil fuel companies.

After months of negotiations, the bipartisan infrastructure bill was officially signed by President Joe Biden Nov. 15.

Hundreds of world leaders and companies’ heads met in Glasgow Scotland Oct. 31 for the U.N. Climate Change Conference (COP20).

Newport Beach City Council voted on the proposal at an Oct. 26 meeting. Those in favor believe the provision to be more democratic while others fear this could be a power grab that will cost voters.

Despite legal experts advising against it, some of the defendants who stormed the U.S. Capitol are foregoing legal representation.

Congressional candidates and environmental advocates discuss how the recent Huntington Beach oil spill may affect the 2022 midterms.

The Orange County Registrar of Voters has implemented several security measures to ensure the integrity of ballots in future elections. 

In protest of recent abortion restrictions, Women’s March hopes to send a message to the Supreme Court.

A U.S. airstrike in Kabul prompts renewed conversation over the ethics of drone warfare and America’s obligation to harbor refugees.

Democrats propose major funding increases for education but have yet to get the votes.

Texas activists turn their focus to supporting medical care providers and electing pro-choice representative in the 2022 midterm election after controversial legislation.