Black joy and family: BSU’s focus this Black History Month
This year’s Black History Month theme highlights inherent family values, which the Black Student Union aims to celebrate by promoting Black joy.
Orange Home Grown market brings locally grown produce to Chapman community
The Orange Home Grown farmer’s market offers students the ability to shop small and meet local farmers and vendors.
Cross Cultural Center spotlights students’ Lunar New Year celebrations
The Cross Cultural Center hosted an Instagram campaign that highlighted students’ favorite Lunar New Year memories.
Wilkinson College photo collection focuses on intimacy
Nigerian American photographer Hakeem Adewumi shared photos of Black queer individuals, explaining their importance and his inspirations.
SGA tackles higher education issues in new podcast
The new “Hey, SGA!” podcast discusses a range of issues affecting students from financial aid to global warming.
COVID-19 dorm life in pictures
A photo essay of the experience of a transfer college student during the pandemic.
Chapman partners with nonprofit to educate formerly incarcerated youth
Victoria Carty partnered with Underground GRIT, a nonprofit that strives to help formerly incarcerated youth attend college and apply for jobs.
Holiday celebration scales back production to follow COVID-19 guidelines
“A Taste of Winterfest” was held in lieu of the traditionally grand event, generating both excitement and concern from students.
Students show professor appreciation on Zoom in TikTok trend
After a semester of remote learning, students surprised professors with “Thank you” signs during their Zoom classes.
Students relocate after roommates test positive for COVID-19
Over the semester, many students have faced a unique conundrum: what to do if their roommate tested positive for COVID-19.
Orange mortuary set to transform into a boutique hotel
Shannon Family Mortuary recently moved locations, making room for the newest addition to Orange: the Orange Plaza Inn.
Arvida bookstore emphasizes the importance of buying local
Arvida, an independent bookstore, strives to bring culture to the community by showcasing local artists, book clubs and poets.
Orange therapists utilize teletherapy to reach patients during COVID-19
Orange therapists have continued their practice virtually, working to combat a spike in those requesting therapy.
‘Bulk up’: Orange retailers prepare online inventory for holiday season
Small businesses have had to adapt to increasing COVID-19 rates during one of the most profitable times of the year.
Students stay merry during COVID-19 through holiday decor
Despite the pandemic putting a damper on the holiday season, some students are embracing holiday traditions in safe ways.
‘Silver lining’: Christmas tree farms take advantage of outdoor activities
The pandemic has had a financial toll on small businesses. Yet there’s one venue that’s managed to thrive.
Once upon a time, she (basically) lived on Mars
Kate Greene discussed her experiences in NASA’s first “HI-SEAS” mission, a simulation of a Martian environment.
Team Shaka dance group aims to encourage hip-hop appreciation
Team Shaka cultivates a community of high-energy hip-hop dancers, despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
South Asian Student Association hosts first virtual Diwali celebration
Diwali serves as a New Year celebration of the victory of light over darkness for Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and Newar Buddhists alike.
‘Tunnel of Oppression’ exhibit presents minority experience
This year, the annual “Tunnel of Oppression” exhibit turned virtual, discussing lookism, heterosexism and racism.