The Student Government Association (SGA) election winners outline ambitious goals and reflect on their campaign experiences.

Amid Title IX controversy surrounding equality in sports, Chapman’s women athletes reflect on the doors it opened and the uncertain future. 

Widlore Mérancourt explores Haiti’s ongoing humanitarian crisis and the crucial role of accountable journalism

The new light aims to improve safety and reduce congestion, providing a critical solution for growing traffic concerns.

In the search to replace president Daniele Struppa, Jennifer West, dean of engineering and applied science at the University of Virginia, was the first candidate to come to Chapman.

Chapman anticipates a budget deficit for the 2025-2026 academic year, prompting discussions on financial strategies and how to maintain long-term sustainability.

Chapman could receive a new title as a Hispanic Serving Institution. This new accreditation could bring new Hispanic and Latinx students and new resources.

Two Orange County congressional races will play an essential role in the makeup of the 2025 U.S. Congress

The food pantry is a resource that should be on all students’ radar 

Balancing the ethics of social media and the evolving platforms

Roxane Gay’s presentation on dangerous ideas was a blend of humor, sensitive subjects and edibles.

The health center has been working hard to accommodate students during a staff shortage.

Students faced uncertainty as processing delays strain departmental resources and response times. 

Chapman University reports low enrollment amongst Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) delays.