A group of students started a petition at Chapman with the aim of changing the Title IX process by asking for the presence of advocates to be mandatory.

Chapman celebrates First Gen Week by bringing together a community of students, faculty and supporters with multiple events throughout a week.

Chapman’s annual Fire & Safety report sees a rise, in motor vehicle theft and sexual assault as compared to COVID-19-impacted years, but a decline in drug law violations.

Chapman facilitates voting by hosting an OC Vote Center in the Argyros Forum.

The new Active Bystander Award returns to Chapman, as a reimagination of the previous Men of Integrity, Woman of Strength Courage Action, which hasn’t been hosted since the pandemic.

Chapman celebrated LGBTQ+ History Month in many ways with events all over campus, but many students weren’t even aware this was happening.

With the 2024 elections coming up, it’s not only the presidential race that voters should keep an eye on. California has 10 propositions on the ballot for voters to decide on.

The Design/Create/Innovate Lab is a space where Chapman students can learn how to use various equipment to create and design their own projects.

Chapman’s students got to pick the brain of veteran, historian and former assistant for National Security Affairs on current foreign issues.

Two doctors came to Memorial Hall to talk to students about their experiences treating patients in Gaza during the Rafah invasion.

An ​​initial draft majority opinion on the ongoing Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization case was leaked to Politico two weeks ago, signaling the likelihood that the U.S. Supreme Court intends to authorize restrictions on women’s right to an abortion.

As Chapman’s director of Latinx achievement, Gabriela Castaneda aims to help the university become recognized as a Hispanic-Serving Institution through the U.S. Department of Education.

The Cinco de Mayo celebration is often confused with the celebration of the Independence of Mexico, when in reality the day commemorates the Battle of Puebla.

Politico leaked a draft May 5 by the Supreme Court that shows a majority vote to overturn Roe v. Wade, which would result in multiple states banning or extremely limiting abortion rights. The news of the draft has already caused multiple protests from pro-choice movements and their supporters.

On April 29, 2022 the sixth annual Education and Ethnics Studies Summit took place in Beckman Hall with the theme “Embodied Resistance.” The summit brought keynote speaker Gustavo Arellano and invited multiple organizations to talk about the importance of ethnic studies.

Over a hundred years ago, Armenians were persecuted, deported and killed in what is now known as the first genocide of the 20th century. Yesterday, Armenians all over the world continued to fight to get this atrocity on the annual April 24 Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day.

The low-risk category of Orange County means a new and updated wave of COVID-19 policies for Chapman University, including no more clearance officers, little information available on the COVID-19 task force and no more updates on the testing that is being performed on the Chapman community.

Thousands of women gathered March 8 in the center of Mexico City to protest gender violence in the country, which has one of the highest rates of femicides in Latin America with 10 women being killed daily.

Madison Gill, presents the story of her sheroe, Tara Burke, who is regarded as the founder of the #MeToo movement. Gill was one of nine students to present her sheroe in the HERSTORIES Chapman University event held March 11 in celebration of Women’s History Month.