Chapman’s declassified school survival guide
Following semester of long waitlists, counseling center makes changes
The ‘A’ game: Professors, students stress over STEM grades
‘DAMN.’: Students, staff support Kendrick Lamar’s Pulitzer win
Students still ‘like’ Facebook despite data breach
Students say it’s cool to Juul, others talk dangerous effects
Zambian-born alumna nominated for ‘student Emmy’
Awards ceremony focuses on female filmmakers
Dealing with Disney: working at the ‘happiest place on earth’
One year later, Cross-Cultural Center allows students to explore identities
Rights and rifles: Gun-owning students talk gun control
‘Dreamer’ forced to turn down a dream scholarship
Despite being one week away from becoming a documented citizen, Leslie Martinez could not claim her full-ride STEM scholarship to Chapman.
Redefining the standard: Student challenges beauty norms on campus
Theatrical makeup class at Chapman gets spooky
Brot had ‘loaves’ of good food
‘Do Not Open’ the new Chainsmokers album
How masculinity plays a role in mental illness
Men die by suicide 3.5 times more frequently than women, according to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, but often, stigmas associated with mental health keep men from reaching out for help.
Depression isn’t all black and white
Chapman students stand their ground at Standing Rock
Chapman students are joining protesters in North Dakota, where tensions at Standing Rock have been rising between protestors and law enforcement over the controversial contraction of a pipeline.
Students feel disconnected from the presidential candidates
The Pew Research Center reported that 43 percent of Democrats and 40 percent of Republicans are dissatisfied with their party’s presidential candidates.