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.
Chapman entrepreneurs in the shallow end
An official “Shark Tank” casting call brought attention to Orange’s entrepreneurial community.
I went to the Tilly Norwood symposium so you didn’t have to
Plot twist! She wasn’t even there! Something must have come up…
Where coffee meets community
Chapman students are brewing connection at Coffee club.
Anti-philosophers on the campaign trail
One of Chapman’s most original clubs is preparing itself for the future.
Why the internet is going bananas over ‘AI Fruit Love Island’
The reactions have been sweet and sour to one of social media’s most questionable new obsessions.
A taste of celebration at Calaca Mamas
Just a block away from Disneyland, Calaca Mamas delivers bold flavors that are worth the stop.
Yes, and: Adapting to college life through Chapman’s Improv Inc.
Through comedy and wit, Chapman students build confidence, community and a sense of belonging.
Barry Keoghan’s manifesting manifesto master class
The actor has seen it all, from getting kicked out of his hometown movie theater to being on the marquee.
How Brad Bird survived the dark days of Disney
Dodge College’s recent master class upended the typical Q&A format and brought insight into a legendary animators’ career.
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.