Cupid doesn’t hit every time he shoots
Love isn’t in the air for all on Valentine’s Day as Chapman students see through the judgment, consumerism and history entangled with the day of love.
Sorority recruitment for dummies: a guide
New and active sorority members detail the steps and processes of formal recruitment, which lasted from Jan. 26 to 29.
Winter gets groovy with student fashion trends
Chapman students brought the funky ‘70s style trend from summer into winter by adding some winter pieces to fit in with the gloomy scenery while bringing a pop of disco to the cold season.
Siblings bring back childlike nostalgia in Whimsical Finds Shop
Junior public relations and advertising major Justin Fisher and his sister, Chapman alumna Jacqueline Fisher, sat down with The Panther to discuss their Etsy store Whimsical Finds Shop.
All I want for Christmas is a new holiday song
Chapman students discuss the best ways to not get sick of Christmas music during the holiday season.
Love, family and meatballs showcased in alumna's children's book
Abby Paine, who graduated from Chapman in May with a degree in psychology and creative writing, sat down with The Panther to discuss her children's book 'Papa and the World's Largest Meatball,' which will be released on Nov. 25.
Professors work to balance their family and the classroom
The Panther sat down with three professors, who are also parents, to see how they balance their career and family and the decisions they make in order to put their families’ schedules and priorities first.
Home is where the food is: students share favorite dishes
Chapman students share their favorite food dishes to make at school as well as their most anticipated meals during the holidays.
Third time’s a charm: student author completes first novel
Junior psychology and screenwriting double major Nicole Birch completed her first novel under the working title ‘The Merchant’s Daughter’ after two years of drafting.
The Chapman Dictionary: a guide to commonly-used student jargon and phrases
From AF to Panther Bucks, the Chapman community has an extensive list of jargon. The Panther defined a list of the most common vocabulary words used among students.
Kids With Feet knock audience’s socks off
Chapman sketch comedy group Kids With Feet had their first live show of the semester on Nov. 3 with skits ranging from bad rap battles to Urban Dictionary reports.
Film nerds rejoice at The Frida Cinema trivia nights
During the last Tuesday of every month, residents around Orange County gather in groups of up to six at The Frida Cinema to participate in five rounds of film trivia.
Chapman alumnae snap graduation photos for seniors
The countless pops of champagne bottles, confetti sprinkled across Memorial Lawn and caps thrown in the air could only mean one thing — graduation photo season is upon us.
ASL club offers space for students after Chapman removes ASL courses
Members of the American Sign Language club on campus discuss the importance of the new club as well as their connections to the language.
Chapman community unwraps the debate on the best Halloween candy
From sweet to sour and caramel to coconut, the Chapman community discusses their stance on the top Halloween candy.
Argyros Forum tunes in to Chapman Radio
For the first time, Chapman Radio is streaming through the speakers in AF the entire time the building is open.
Theme parties are all the rage, here’s how to throw a memorable one
A good theme party consists of hosts that set the scene with decor and music, and guests that come committed to the theme with costumes
ALS Ice Bucket Challenge make a splash in medical advancements eight years later
The 2014 ALS Ice Bucket Challenge raised over $115 million, helping to fund a new drug for those affected by the neurological disease.
Two bi-coastal friends develop sustainable fashion brand
Isabella Chan, a senior creative writing major at Chapman, partnered with her friend Katie Xue, a senior at New York University, to create a sustainable mid-luxury fashion brand, Amoy New York.
Photo Essay | Latinx Heritage Month: a month of celebration in retrospect
One of the many city events in honor of Mexican Independence Day was El Grito — a kickoff celebration that drew a large crowd to downtown’s Calle Cuatro