After years of conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Russia officially invaded Ukraine Feb. 24. Since then, the war has escalated, taking the form of economic sanctions against Russia, missile strikes on Ukraine, a global paranoia of nuclear explosions and Western countries taking new military measures.

Chapman education professor Stephany Cuevas talks about the unique challenges Latinx parents face when trying to get their children into college and how they navigate through them at the virtual launch for her book, ““Apoyo Sacrificial, Sacrificial Support: How Undocumented Latinx Parents Get Their Children to College.”

Bus drivers, elected officials and community members gather in front of the Orange County Transportation Authority headquarters for a rally to support the drivers’ fight for a fair contract.

As Ukraine and Russia engage in ongoing conflict, U.S. President Joe Biden started evacuating embassies and troops. However, the U.S. may not be able to send in military aid to evacuate in the event of a Russian invasion for fear of sparking a world war.

When students enrolled in Chapman’s Model United Nations II class (PCST 357) opened their inboxes last week, they were informed by an email Jan. 27 from their professor that the class had been canceled for this semester.