Before the camera rolls
Are film students watching enough movies?
Short film creators take home big awards
The Fine Cut Festival brought together Southern California college students to recognize student-made short films.
The myth of The Morlan Musical
Freshman fable set to release four years later.
That’s no moon, it’s the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art presents a wide variety of art from Norman Rockwell to DC Comics.
Paws up for Pokémon
Dayzi the dog has unleashed happiness around campus.
SNL editor Mak Makower makes the cut
Emmy-nominated editor Mak Makower makes waves in the entertainment industry.
‘Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie’ the Orange County Fan Meetup the feature
Inside the obscure internet fan base built around two best friends from Toronto.
Chapman student Emma Roy swings to new heights
How Chapman sophomore Emma Roy balanced her double life.
What’s in the box? Inside Orange County’s Trinket Exchange
Cassandra Sotelo talks about her viral trinket exchange box in the Orange Circle.
The Panther’s definitive coffee shop studyability ratings
Where should and shouldn’t students study at Orange’s various coffee joints?
Dear incoming freshman, here’s what you need to know
A primer on what the next generation of Panthers must understand as they begin college this fall.
“KILLFACE” tests the limits of documentary
Through a fully immersive installation and film, “KILLFACE” captures female strength without explanation.
Who’s cooler: The Ice Cream Shack or Paradis?
The Orange Circle’s two new ice cream parlors face off in a battle of the cone.
What ever happened to The Film Society?
The only film club at the 4th-ranked film school in America is facing an attendance crisis. Here’s why.
Booked out or burnt out?
The pressure to stay busy during the summer raises questions about burnout and balance.
Down the rabbit hole with Chapman’s ‘Bunny Guy’
Approaching four years of bringing his bunnies to campus, Alec Waters reflects on his time as “The Bunny Guy.”
The life of an adjunct professor
Griffin Runnels loves teaching. And good thing, because the grind of being a part-time lecturer lacks glamor, fortune or even stability.
Coachella: The FOMO report
Chapman students reflected on Southern California’s biggest music festival, and whether or not it was worth going.
Outside the box: Inaugural Blu Star Film Festival uplifts voices
The festival will come to Orange on May 2, as it welcomes neurodivergent filmmakers for a celebration of art.
What happens at Turning Point USA…?
…stays in Beckman Hall 104.