Fuzzy friends continue comforting students through college
Chapman students share the origin stories behind their stuffed animals and why they brought them to college.
That awkward moment when...
Embarrassing moments are an everyday occurrence. And I’m certainly not the only one on campus who had their fair share of mortifying experiences.
Video | ‘Our moment’: A Chapman graduation two years in the making
Chapman University plans to host commencement ceremonies for its class of 2020 and 2021 seniors, who are thankful to return to the normal traditions.
Best of: Quarantine hobbies that kept us sane
While huddled inside their homes, Chapman students discovered a new world of hobbies during the pandemic.
Best of: Photo editor looks back on photojournalism
As I end my first year as photo editor for The Panther, I look back at a year’s worth of assignments — some good, some bad.
‘Healthy Brain, Healthy Mind’ podcast promotes mental health awareness
Jay Kumar, director of Contemplative Practice and Wellbeing, is creating a four-part episode series that relates to Mental Health Awareness Month.
Meadows conveys struggles with identity through art
Madison Meadows submitted a photo series to Chapman magazine Calliope, conveying her experiences as a woman of color.
Mother’s Day still filled with love, even hundreds of miles apart
On this particular May 9, some members of the Chapman community feel an increased urge to celebrate their mothers or maternal figures.
Video | How Chapman University tours survived the pandemic
To continue offering campus tours during the pandemic, Chapman’s Office of Admission offers online and audio tours.
Chapman student discusses being deaf, hard of hearing during the pandemic
Senior Cianna Platt spoke to The Panther about her experiences being a hard of hearing student during the pandemic.
Making ‘Climate Champions’ out of Chapman students
Environmental activists working locally, nationally and internationally spoke about how to combat the global climate crisis.
‘Signal of hope’: Disneyland reopening welcomed by fans, cast members
California residents are welcomed back to Disneyland amid lessening COVID-19 restrictions in Orange County’s orange, “moderate” tier.
Seniors cope with ‘senioritis’ stress, post-grad job search
Seniors at Chapman are currently balancing a final month of classes with job searches in industries still reeling from the pandemic.
‘Activism is rooted in love’: Chapman Activist Coalition fights toward justice
Tired of witnessing a pattern of racial injustices, seniors Lucile Henderson and Natalia Ventura established the Chapman Activist Coalition.
Chapman professor wins National Book Critics Circle Award
Tom Zoellner won the 2020 National Book Critics Circle Award in nonfiction for his account of the 1831 Christmas Rebellion in his book.
Chapman celebrates Earth Day with mediation session
Jay Kumar led an Earth Day meditation session aimed to build communion and connection between students and the planet.
‘Meaningful’: Little Saigon offers home for Vietnamese community
The Cross-Cultural Center collaborated with Rebecca Hesgard to commemorate Little Saigon in an April 14 presentation.
Confetti and confusion: high school seniors consider acceptances to Chapman
Prospective students are weighing the pros and cons of committing to Chapman for the next four years.
Two Chapman sophomores create hair business
Ashley Robinson and Tamara Morris created a hair styling business, Hair at Chapman, after experiencing difficulty finding stylist options.
Chapman’s new speculative fiction magazine Ouroboros debuts first issue
Chapman’s newest student-run magazine, Ouroboros, features short stories that include elements of sci-fi, fantasy and horror.