Panthers in the desert at Coachella
Panthers traded classrooms for campsites as they spent the weekend soaking in music, sunshine and a few unexpected twists at Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.
Small moments, lasting impact: APSA’s butterfly effect
The Asian Pacific Student Association showcases the effects of cultural expression.
LA Times Festival of Books: The Scholastic Book Fair on steroids
A close look at a weekend of (mostly) free inspiration.
Nine poets face ‘the last word’
Tab Journal’s first poetry exhibit — and last issue.
The medieval Super Bowl
Leave behind your worries and become a creature of fantasy at the Renaissance Faire.
Panther’s Picks: Favorite food around The Circle
A roundup of must-try eats just down the street from campus, chosen by The Panther staff.
Inside Orange’s record store scene ahead of Record Store Day 2026
Take a spin around The Circle with three of the vinyl shops closest to campus.
‘Stand Up, Chow Down’ serves laughs and local flavors at a new festival experience
Orange County locals enjoyed a blend of foods and comedians at a new Anaheim experience, “Stand Up, Chow Down.”
Sounds of the season: Panthers’ favorite music from spring break
Looking back on the music that soundtracked our week off.
‘Pippin’: The kind of campiness that pulls at heartstrings
Chapman on Broadway’s most thrilling production yet.
Album review: ‘Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.’
Does Harry Styles’ long-awaited album miss the mark?
Chapman’s Student Playwrights: A celebration of creating something out of nothing
CSP hosts its third playwrights festival, showcasing five one-act plays.
A senior’s guide to nostalgia: The Panther’s spring playlist
The Panther suggests a collection of songs to cope with the inevitable end of year emotions.
An attempt at a Harry Styles look-alike contest turned into a listening party
The new release of Harry Styles’ most recent album attracts more longtime fans rather than look-alikes.
How the Hilbert Museum is navigating the ‘arts under attack’ discourse
As the arts are defunded and undervalued, what can Chapman do to help?
Bringing Japanese culture to Attallah Piazza
The Nikkei Student Union hosted their inaugural Culture Night.
‘KIN’ reimagines portraits through the eyes of the artists
The Guggenheim Gallery presents “KIN” through portraits of resilience, testimony and environmental connection.
Chapman’s production of ‘Woyzeck’ is sure to leave you unsettled
Chapman Theater Department’s “Woyzeck” was intimate and powerful.
Chapman Radio earns national recognition with Best Live Music Broadcast award
Chapman Radio Live Sessions brought home a win in its inaugural year at nationwide broadcast conference.
Flea and Thrift Club is shaping futures in sustainable styles
The Flea and Thrift Club takes over Chapman’s Piazza, promoting easy and sustainable vending and shopping.