I would like to take this opportunity to call on the entire Chapman community to ensure the continuation of face-to-face learning.

On June 13, my dad and I went out for an open water swim — a tradition we’ve shared during each visit to the island. The beach was more eerie than usual that morning.

The Panther reached out to freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors to gather their reflections on this past academic year. Here are their responses.

Amid the pandemic, I dedicated more time toward my writing. I published the literary fiction novel, “The Loves of Our Lives” on May 1.

Looking back to the beginning of my high school journey, I never would have thought I would end up attending Chapman. 

When we really look past the broke college student jokes and consider food insecurity, there’s a clear stigma.

I knew the moment I received my acceptance in December that I was going to be a Panther. 

The college decision process was stressful, and that’s an understatement.

My friend Becca randomly texted me one day, “Why don’t we have a podcast?” I responded with, “IDK, why don’t we?”

When I found out that Memorial Hall had been successfully booked, I had no idea the actual premiere would be in the form of a 4.32 gigabyte video file.

As soon as you become vaccinated, please consider donating your time to the countless organizations that could use your help.

After a year of loneliness and isolation, it was exactly what we needed: a night that was just ours.

In order to be familiar with Asian culture, one must understand Asian culture as a whole. There is so much more to Asian culture that people don’t see.

Writing, recording and releasing music during the height of the pandemic is a very surreal, awesome and strange process.

We are committed to continuing to strive for better conditions and opportunities for our constituents and we want you to know that the BSFF is here to support Black students.

I enhanced my quality of life, and all I had to do was put my phone down. I hope you find the inspiration to do the same.

Managing compliance is critical in any industry, but it’s not for the faint of heart.

Junior screenwriting major Madelyn Johnson shares 10 pandemic-related haikus.

The suffering caused by all forms of discrimination is palpable, the harm evident and multi-generational. Use your education, your promise and your energy to build a better future.

The AAPI community has always been the target of xenophobic and racist violence and marginalization in America.