Juhi Doshi 9/12/21 Juhi Doshi 9/12/21

Afghan women faced with massive rollback in freedom, rights as Taliban seizes control

As the Taliban assume control in Afghanistan, human rights activists fear restrictions will return on education, employment, freedom and political participation.

Angelina Hicks 9/12/21 Angelina Hicks 9/12/21

Orange Circle may remain open for outdoor dining on a permanent, seasonal basis

As the Orange City Council debates pursuing a permanent outdoor dining scene at the Orange Plaza Paseo, business owners reflect on whether the street closure is helpful or harmful.

Mitchell Tanaka 9/12/21 Mitchell Tanaka 9/12/21

‘A drop in the bucket’: Upcoming Chapman events promote environmentalism on campus

From lectures to decathlons, members of the Chapman community are hosting events to stress the urgency of addressing climate change.

Renee Elefante 9/10/21 Renee Elefante 9/10/21

Over 150 freshmen displaced as North Morlan closes, scheduled to reopen next month

The residence hall North Morlan was shut down for repairs Aug. 20 after Chapman University students already living in the hall reported minor floods in some of the first floor units.

Katie Reul and Juhi Doshi 9/9/21 Katie Reul and Juhi Doshi 9/9/21

Exposed vs. excused: Students, faculty voice concern with Chapman’s COVID-19 protocol

Students and faculty share their thoughts on Chapman’s handling of COVID-19 protocol after a surge of over 250 cases since the first day of in-person instruction.

Aarushi Bhaskaran 9/6/21 Aarushi Bhaskaran 9/6/21

U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan causes political fallout

Even before President Joe Biden announced the United States’ withdrawal from the Middle Eastern country, Fayaz Nawabi, the director of policy and advocacy for the Council on American-Islamic Relations’ (CAIR) Los Angeles chapter, anticipated the danger.

Angelina Hicks 9/5/21 Angelina Hicks 9/5/21

Gunshots heard in Orange near Glassell, no reported injuries

Chapman’s Department of Public Safety issued Panther Alerts after gunshots are heard south of campus, just one day before the start of the fall semester.

Mitchell Tanaka 9/5/21 Mitchell Tanaka 9/5/21

Q&A | Sitting down with the new vice president of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

By the first day of Chapman University’s fall semester, Reginald Stewart, the inaugural vice president of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI), had already found a home on campus in his office in Hashinger 215

Katie Reul 9/2/21 Katie Reul 9/2/21

Chapman transfers control of Brandman University in $130 million deal

Chapman President Daniele Struppa transferred control of Brandman University and its physical property to the University of Massachusetts’ online division in a $130 million deal.

Katie Reul and Juhi Doshi 8/29/21 Katie Reul and Juhi Doshi 8/29/21

FAQ | A guide to Chapman’s COVID-19 protocol

Chapman University administrators and COVID-19 experts dive into the details of returning to campus for in-person learning.

Katie Reul 5/17/21 Katie Reul 5/17/21

Q&A | A year in review with Chapman President Daniele Struppa

Struppa reflected on his experience leading the university out of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Guest User 5/17/21 Guest User 5/17/21

Best of: the top pandemic journalism

Journalists have grappled with an ever-changing industry and issues that hit closer than ever to them during the pandemic.

Juhi Doshi 5/17/21 Juhi Doshi 5/17/21

Best of: Chapman honors graduating seniors with Campus Leadership Awards

Chapman University’s 13th annual Campus Leadership Awards ceremony honors graduating students and six major senior award winners.

Micaela Bastianelli 5/17/21 Micaela Bastianelli 5/17/21

Chapman community reflects on professor Don Guy’s legacy

Don Guy passed away April 24, prompting the Chapman community to reflect on memories they had of the talented lighting technician.

Angelina Hicks 5/17/21 Angelina Hicks 5/17/21

Best of: Political laughs from the past year

In reflecting on the last year of U.S. politics, I wanted to highlight its most comedic moments.

Katie Reul 5/10/21 Katie Reul 5/10/21

Chapman requires COVID-19 vaccine for fall semester, offers declination option

Students, faculty and staff coming onto campus for in-person fall classes are required to show proof of vaccination or fill out a personal declination form.

Guest User 5/10/21 Guest User 5/10/21

Faculty COVID-19 fund to cushion pandemic’s impact on research

Chapman’s “Faculty COVID-19 Impact Fund” will issue individual amounts of up to $5,000 to faculty candidates pursuing independent research.

Jasmin Sani and Juhi Doshi 5/10/21 Jasmin Sani and Juhi Doshi 5/10/21

Wilkinson College uninformed of Ethnic Studies senior director, minor to be offered fall 2021

The Ethnic Studies minor received approval this spring as faculty and staff temporarily experienced confusion on a newly created Provost’s Office position.

Payton Bell 5/10/21 Payton Bell 5/10/21

Incoming first-years eager about potential boost in diversity at Chapman

Incoming freshmen reflect on the importance of diversity in their college decision-making and their excitement for the next four years.

Renee Elefante 5/10/21 Renee Elefante 5/10/21

California congresswoman urges Chapman students toward civic engagement

California Rep. Katie Porter (D-CA), discussed the importance of youthful voices in democracy at a May 6 Chapman event.

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