Frame by frame, Stop Motion Club brings stills to life
Chapman filmmakers are creating short videos with clay and with patience.
The politics of disability at the Academy Awards
Throughout history, disabled bodies have been portrayed as a burden.
Simply Vocale hits a high note at ICCA quarterfinals
Chapman’s Simply Vocale made it to the ICCA semifinals for the first time in history.
Reel Roots confronts Dodge’s DEI problem
A new club on campus is seeking to ground and unify underrepresented film students.
How Zoë Rose Bryant went from Letterboxd to chart-topping author
The film Twitter and Letterboxd star talked to The Panther about film, identity and her debut self-published novel, “Good Friends.”
Shakespearean guerrillas take on the zoo of Chapman
The public performance club adds a unique flavor to campus life.
How the Muppets won back Gen Z
With the release of a new Muppets special, Gen Z is rediscovering its love for the art of puppetry after years on the outskirts of the zeitgeist.
Bad Bunny’s success is deeper than trophies
The musician’s recent milestones have marked a historic moment, and members of the Latin community at Chapman reflected on how his music resonates with their experiences and cultural identity.
Why 2026 is the year of nostalgia
Social media users have been indulging, somewhat ironically, in decade-old trends to escape pressing current affairs of 2026.
Counting down movies, counting up for a cause
How tinkering with editing software became a fundraising endeavor.
One hit after another with the heads of Warner Bros.
After a year of conquering the box office and being showered with awards, the two heads of Warner Bros reflect on how they made it happen.
Horny but hesitant: The ‘Wuthering Heights’ controversy explained
How historical inaccuracies, whitewashing and vibrant aesthetics sparked discourse around Emerald Fennell’s highly anticipated period romance.
Melting the ice: Why is 'Heated Rivalry' still so hot?
The six-episode hockey show has taken over the internet in the past few months and fostered conversations about queer media.
The singles’ survival guide to Valentine’s Day
Singles shared advice on the denial, bargaining, anger, depression and acceptance on the anxiously anticipated holiday of romance.
‘Valley Daze’ puts the Valley front and center
Indie pilot “Valley Daze” looks to continue as a series after its premiere in Los Angeles.
Shift Happens lights a torch for Chapman’s transgender students
Chapman’s club for trans and nonbinary students provides a safe space amidst an increasingly oppressive political atmosphere.
Friendship, identity and creativity go beyond the stage for star of ‘Heart Sellers’
Nicole Javier, a Chapman alumni, discusses the themes of immigration and connection from her breakout role.
Chapman says ‘yes, chef’ to Jeremy Allen White
“The Bear” and “Shameless” star takes the stage to talk about his time playing “The Boss,” Bruce Springsteen.
Opinion | People’s Sexiest Man Alive is finally sexy
Jonathan Bailey is 2025’s People’s Sexiest Man Alive, becoming the first openly gay man to adorn the cover. In his own words, “Nothing’s sexier than progress.”
How ‘Hotel Rwanda’ sparked Don Cheadle’s activism
The actor, director, and activist brought with him insights on how to approach all three roles.