How price caps are shifting financial burdens to universities and insurers

Why attacks on diversity, equity and inclusion mirror America’s history of suppressing Black success

The Chapman Outdoors Club comments on government budget cuts in national parks and how this impacts the future of club activities and the value of their profession

Funding cuts threaten the future of Orange’s libraries, but community action can help preserve these vital institutions.

Religion is often perceived as oppressive to women. However, the Bible is brimming with stories of powerful female leaders who defy this narrative. Churches which perpetuate misogyny stand in direct opposition to the Bible, and their actions are not representative of actual Christianity.

This is an issue that affects every single one of us, and the upcoming election is going to determine how much longer we will let this epidemic continue.

This is an issue that affects every single one of us, and the upcoming election is going to determine how much longer we will let this epidemic continue.

Social media induced paralysis hinders real-world political and social action, benefiting capitalism and global powers by keeping us passive consumers instead of active participants in change.

How understanding fashion and slowing consumption can help you seem less overwhelmed when observing trends.

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Chapman University's Investment Committee, led by Trustee Jim Burra, upholds financial integrity by rejecting a student-led divestment proposal, highlighting concerns of discrimination and antisemitism linked to the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement.

Neuroscience is being misused to fuel our obsession with self-optimization, reinforcing capitalist ideals of productivity at the expense of well-being.

American Sign Language (ASL) is widely prevalent within the United States, and its awareness is only growing. This is a letter to the Superintendent of Hawai’i Public Schools, urging for the inclusion of ASL within the curriculum offered to students. With the inclusion, a barrier will be broken between the deaf community and those surrounding it.

Since the boom of yoga in the Western world, the way of movement has lost its meaning, blurred by the drive to look a certain way. With yoga’s popularity, it is vital to understand where it's derived from and how diving deeper into the roots can expand one’s mental well-being.

Women across the world are using social media to amplify their voices and demand change. From the US to India, social media is proving to be the catalyst for change in feminist movements.

Hearing society in America minimizes Deaf culture and expects conformity to oral language. Though Deafness is uncommon, it does not denote inferiority and deserves appreciation and acceptance.

There’s a strategic plan to improve the current condition at the OC animal shelter but incompetent managers are ignoring it.

Gilmore Girls is a comfort to many, including myself, but it can be difficult to watch at certain points because Rory Gilmore’s character gets worse and worse. This is a problem with many TV series, where a once beloved character will take a trajectory that is not satisfying to the viewers and can ruin the viewing experience for many.

Older television series have a lot of diversity issues, so is there a way to navigate watching shows that individuals have a personal connection with in spite of that? I have a loving relationship with the TV series “Friends,” but I also address aspects of that series that should have been better produced and written.