Is OCVIBE going to be a vibe?
Start the “countdown for a new downtown” in Anaheim.
The mess is part of the music with The Collective
The Collective’s backyard shows embrace community, imperfection and inclusivity, giving Chapman students a space to discover music and each other.
Bring the school spirit, leave with Bruxie tenders
Bruxie turns Southern California school spirit into a friendly food competition with the “Bruxie School Shakeoff.”
Phoebe Bridgers returns with haunting ‘Lost Weekend’
Ambient soundscapes and intimate lyrics make Bridgers’ latest album a deeply personal return to music.
‘Rain or shine, we open at 10 a.m.’: Orange International Street Fair continues
A peek into Orange’s 2026 International Street Fair with unprecedented weather.
Charlie Puth may be on to something
Charlie Puth dissects his musical process at Grammy U Unwrapped.
Stop, move, shoot, repeat
Chapman’s Stop Motion Club takes it frame by frame to screen their first short film in just their first semester as a club.
From sequins to service: Dolly Parton’s influence lives on
Students and local businesses honor the country icon through her music, philanthropy and individuality.
‘It was almost like a moment of being able to grieve,’ Running Through Daisy Chain Fields
For generations young and old, Daisy Chain Fields reinforces girl power.
Paul’s, The D and the soundtrack to Chapman’s Thursday nights
At the Orange bars, the playlist is often beside the point. The memories aren’t.
Authenticity over artifice: the Morgan Wallen standard
How the biggest name in country music is also its most grounded outlier.
Midnight Mirage puts students where the music is
Inside the student-run music festival in the desert.
The diversity of being a creative: Finding your path through CCI
The creative and cultural industries minor encourages appreciation of artistry in Chapman students.
Community in the age of the trinket
Why are miniature pieces so addictive, and why do I want to buy some?
‘No one is alone’ with CSOP's ‘Into the Woods’
The recent production of Sondheim’s classic musical highlights the importance of finding community in student theater organizations.
What is the ‘Khia Asylum’ and what does it mean for pop music?
Stan Twitter’s metaphorical prison for flopped female pop stars reveals an industry that forgives men's silence while institutionalizing women's failure.
‘Men On Boats’ rewrites the voices behind history
Behind the scenes of this flip on a historical narrative.
How do you keep creating when you aren’t required to anymore?
Without class, clubs or homework, postgrad life raises new challenges for creatives.
‘Rusalka’ proves opera is alive and well at Chapman
“Rusalka” brought opera to Chapman audiences with a dark-magic story of love and loss.
‘You’ve got a friend in me’: The Statewide Arts Initiative fosters hope for arts education
The Disney Live Arts Education Summit held at Disneyland Resort focused on the intersection of creativity and schooling.