Floor 13 hosts annual dance show, 'Mosaic: Unseen Artistry'
On March 12, one of Chapman’s dance groups, Floor 13, held their yearly dance show for the Chapman community, featuring other performing arts groups on campus.
Love, and a little Harry Styles, highlighted in student business
Junior graphic design major Kaile Leong is the founder of Lovers in Lace, an online business that sells anything from journals to t-shirts — all encouraging shoppers to spread positivity.
Professor Lisa Cupolo draws upon decades of travel in her debut short story collection
Creative writing professor Lisa Cupolo leans on her memories from all over the world in order to capture the human experience in her W. S. Porter Prize-winning collection of short stories titled “Have Mercy on Us.”
The ChapTones bring perfect pitch to ICCA
On March 4, a cappella group The ChapTones was awarded second place at the ICCA quarterfinal round, earning them a trip to the semifinals on March 25 in Salem, Oregon.
Chapman student wins $20,000 on 'The Price is Right'
Senior creative producing major Bridget McGarry participated in a "Pay Off Your Loans" edition of the game show "The Price is Right," winning $20,000.
Need spring break trip ideas? Here’s where some Panthers are headed
Chapman University students are retreating on completely different vacations for spring break with the one common denominator of sun.
Happy Chappy Tappy show brings tap world to Chapman
From March 31 to April 2, students and the larger Orange County community are invited to take part in tap classes and performances.
Six ways to get the most of your study abroad experience
Chapman students give their tips on studying abroad and how they are settling into this experience.
Chapman declassified: student’s dating survival guide
Students discuss their fairytale endings as well as heartache disasters when it comes to dating at Chapman.
Meet Toby: the unofficial mascot of Dodge College
Toby, the lovable companion to Dean Stephen Galloway, strives to bring joy to students through TikTok videos and countless belly rubs.
It's time to craft your worries away
Feb. 18 marks the beginning of an eight-week crafting event series hosted by the Student Psychological Counseling Services that focuses on helping students take their minds off their busy schedules and the anxieties that come with college.
Books and Brews: the lone book club of Chapman
Alexandra Patrascu leads Chapman Books and Brews, which was founded in 2021 and strives to revive a love for non-academic reading.
Chapman professor recognized in top 1% of communication scholars
Between fundraising for dog rescues and leading impactful initiatives, Sara LaBelle was recognized by the national journal Communication Education as one of the most productive scholars in her field.
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.