The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has introduced a new approach involving a screening questionnaire to allow both gay and bisexual men the chance to donate blood without needing to wait the previous abstinence requirement of three months.

Chapman’s own Hilbert Museum of California Art is set to undergo renovations to expand the building and its art exhibits by early 2024, with their temporary location being housed in the heart of Old Towne Orange.

The train service was set to reopen in either November or December, but due to higher amounts of construction and repairs needed to fix the tracks, OCTA officials pushed the date back to early next year.

To celebrate the Southern California commuter rail system Metrolink and their 30th anniversary, riders in the area as well as Chapman students are eligible to receive a 30% discount on their purchase of a monthly pass.

A local union organization that represents bus maintenance workers ended their strike Nov. 6 for the public to be able to utilize bus lines to go out and vote.

With an LGBTQ+ studies minor and LGBTQ+ staff and faculty forum already in place, Chapman plans to further increase LGBTQ+ resources on campus with the introduction of a director of LGBTQIA achievement.

What started out as an interest group in Fall 2021 has quickly grown into much more only a year later as off-campus fraternity Kappa Sigma continues to grow and make their presence known to the university’s student body.

With the increase of purple in the County, residents and voters analyze how they believe this recent shift will affect the outcomes of the midterm elections.

The state’s gas prices have risen over $2 more than the U.S. average due to offline oil refineries, prompting an uproar among many residents in the state to demand a decrease in prices.

Chapman University hosted an event Oct. 4 highlighting the ethnic studies program recently implemented at Santa Ana Unified School District (SAUSD) in hopes for the curriculum to become more apparent in other school districts in Orange County.

According to the latest Orange County hate crime report published by the OC Human Relations Commission, hate activity has continued to increase.

After being closed for two years, Chapman’s Doti-Struppa Rock Wall is finally reopening for students and faculty to use and climb to their heart’s desire.

Chapman’s Latinx Club and the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) are here to support Latinx students and allies during this month, through on and off-campus events and activities.

Chapman University’s Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) welcomed Araceli Martinez to campus to serve as the executive director of the Cross-Cultural Center (CCC) and First-Generation Programs for the new school year

After months of investigating potential health risks, Chapman University environmental safety staff confirmed Moulton Hall as safe for students and faculty to access once again.

Students who are a part of minority communities on campus were encouraged to attend additional graduation ceremonies to further celebrate their culture, identity and college achievements.

Multiple instances of imprisonment, violence and murder against journalists have transpired globally since the beginning of 2022, leaving current reporters worried about what they may face while covering controversial stories.

Students waiting on investigation updates have started rumors of asbestos and carbon monoxide existing inside Moulton Hall, which have spread around to several users of the building.

The Randall Dining Commons and the Office of Sustainability at Chapman University have partnered together with “Weight the Waste”, to raise awareness regarding food waste to students and faculty.

The American Friends Service Committee is suing the Orange Police Department for denying public access to their weaponry purchases.