Controversy erupts over construction of new neighborhood in Orange Heights wildlife habitat
Environmentalists and developers clash over new neighborhood construction in Orange and its potential impact on protected land.
Protesters interrupt President Struppa’s State of The University address
President Daniele C. Struppa delivered his final State of the University address on Feb. 28 with interruptions from SJP student protestors.
How nationwide book banning, censorship are impacting students and libraries across the country
In a student-led webinar, a faculty panel spoke about national book bans and censorship in light of the new presidential administration.
Balancing fairness, inclusion and the future of women's sports
Amid Title IX controversy surrounding equality in sports, Chapman’s women athletes reflect on the doors it opened and the uncertain future.
From free to fee: a change in Old Towne Orange parking
Orange City Council’s decision to install paid parking around the Orange Plaza is met with mixed emotions.
Inside the race: A guide to the spring Student Government Association election
The ongoing campaign trail for SGA sees four positions up for grabs and seven candidates in the race. The Panther spoke to each candidate to learn about their platforms and visions for the future of the student government.
The Clothesline Project is back on campus
After much struggle to return to campus, the Clothesline Project is back.
Chapman Dance Team is ‘jazzed’ about winning nationals
After the dance team’s win at nationals, the dancers share their experience.
Chapman international student policy unaffected despite threats under the Trump administration
Despite nationwide concerns, Chapman University maintains support for its international community.
During Trump’s Department of Education takedown, what happens to Chapman?
If Trump is successful in descaling the Department of Education, Chapman may see long-term effects on students, faculty and curriculum.
Is Bluesky the new Twitter?
The social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, has seen a significant fall from grace under Elon Musk’s ownership. But has it declined enough to be replaced by the newcomer Bluesky?
Incoming president Matt Parlow deepens Chapman’s ‘entrepreneurial spirit’
Daniele Struppa will step down from his presidency on Sept. 1, 2025, but Chapman University’s mission of personalized education remains unwavering under the new leadership of incoming president Matt Parlow.
Protests against mass deportation emerge near Chapman
Demonstrations against mass deportations have been popping up daily, with local groups now joining in the fight.
Black History Month at Chapman University: Ways campus is promoting Black cultural awareness
In hopes to keep Black culture thriving beyond the month of February, students and staff are doing everything they can to educate and inspire students on campus.
New real estate school coming to Chapman after $5 million grant from alumnus
Students hoping to pursue a career in real estate could get new education and networking opportunities thanks to a grant-funded real estate school coming to Chapman.
Challenging the single-story narrative: A discussion with Widlore Mérancourt about intergenerational journalism in Haiti
Widlore Mérancourt explores Haiti’s ongoing humanitarian crisis and the crucial role of accountable journalism
Diversity, equity and inclusion office rescinds award from Pro-Palestinian group after public criticism from university president
Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) was rescinded of an award following Struppa’s public disagreement with the diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) office’s decision.
Matt Parlow named 14th president of Chapman University
The Chapman University Board of Trustees have selected Matt Parlow, former executive vice president, to succeed Daniele Struppa as university president
Lights, camera, budget: Navigating the financial realities behind Dodge College
Are Master Classes at Dodge College of Film and Media Arts paid? Why did they make the decision to merge the film and television production major? How are students responding to these changes?
Chapman set to spend $1 million on new traffic light in 2026
The new light aims to improve safety and reduce congestion, providing a critical solution for growing traffic concerns.
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