Students part of Chapman’s Armenian Student Association spoke about what this year’s Armenian Genocide Week meant to them and how it remains relevant in this day and age.

An unmarked taxi (pictured) has been spotted in and around the city of Orange, attempting to offer rides to Chapman students.

Students from the School of Pharmacy managed to rank fourth in the VIP Case Competition.

The contest, alongside Chapman’s Holocaust Studies course, allows students all across the country to remember a deeply tragic event in global history.

A recent wave of “sextortion” scam emails serves as a reminder of how Chapman students should stay knowledgeable about ways to protect themselves online.

Looking back at the pandemic, the latest changes to Chapman’s COVID-19 policy demonstrate new ideas and considerations about the disease.

The rapidly evolving nature of generative AI has brought both its benefits and problems for those attending and working at Chapman University.

After over a decade of use, the Chapman Community Garden remains a niche, yet essential space for students at Chapman.

In addition to the $3 million gift from Parker S. Kennedy, three Chapman professors have been given endowed chairs to further shape the prospective future of the MPP program. Pictured: (From left) Marco Panza, Andrew Jordan and Ahmed Sebbar stand next to unveiled busts.

As spring semester starts at Chapman, an opportunity has opened for students to embark on new study abroad travel courses for summer 2024.

Student Scholar Ambassadors reflect on the opportunities and experience gained from this prestigious opportunity offered by Chapman University.

Manu Shah was recognized for his excellence in creating a billion-dollar enterprise and an enduring philanthropy to the global community.

Dr. Vivian Yan-Gonzalez, assistant professor for the Asian American Studies minor, is already making notable contributions to Chapman University through her passion for her work.

High levels of domoic acid found within spiny lobsters in Southern California waters saw a temporary shutdown of fishing alongside certain areas of the Los Angeles coast, extending to Orange County.

The new 52,000-square-foot campus center at the Rinker campus, is finally seeing a grand opening after being open for several months.

Archaeology professor Justin Walsh is working on the first large-scale archaeological project in space, paving the way for crucial insights of life in the cosmos.

A remembrance on Sept. 27, held one year after the death of Mahsa Amini, reflects on her legacy and what can be done to help the suffering women of Iran.

The historic Lydia D. Killefer building is being renovated to house the Institute for Quantum Studies and the Advanced Physics Laboratory.

The City of Orange’s school district is moving to pass a policy that would require schools to notify parents if their child identifies as transgender.