Circle Advertising delivers ad agency experience to Chapman students
Out of approximately 100 chapters, the university’s National Student Advertising Competition (NSAC) team, Circle Advertising, took third place in nationals thanks to their campaign for Indeed.
Beyond bestsellers: Chapman students honor National Read a Book Day
After celebrating National Read a Book Day on Sept. 6, students share their love for reading and favorite book recommendations.
Pua'ikeana provides Hawaiian Chapman students a safe space to be themselves
Pua’ikeana is a club for Hawaiian students, along with students interested in learning about Hawaiian culture. Aside from weekly Monday meetings, Pua’ikeana also hosts a small lu’au at the start of the semester and an annual lu’au.
Chapman alumna designs ‘real, honest clothing’ in online storefront
Talia Hancock O'Neill, who graduated from Chapman in 2010 with a degree in business administration, sat down with The Panther to discuss her career as a business owner and entrepreneur through her clothing store, TALIA.
Chapman's Musician of Color Association invites students to enjoy a night under the stars
On May 13, Chapman's Musician of Color Association (MoCA) will host a Noche de Estrellas event featuring speakers, performers and vendors.
Multimedia | Data, news, art come together to visualize fear in America
The piece, titled Pareidolia, is a digital art piece that combines data from live newsfeeds and Wilkinson College’s Survey of American Fears to explore how fear is filtered and magnified in America.
New CCC mural aims to further inclusivity among Chapman community
The Cross-Cultural Center, in conjunction with muralist Damin Lujan and the professors and students in a graphic design experimental course (GD 329A), held their mural reveal celebration on April 21 to commemorate the importance of diversity and acceptance for students and faculty on campus.
Chapman Student Org. Productions unite performing artists of all majors for 'It Shoulda Been You'
After two months of rehearsals, members of Chapman Student Org. Productions (CSOP) will perform the Broadway musical “It Shoulda Been You” across three nights on May 5, 6 and 7.
Brianna Schatt channels early 2000s childhood into beaded jewelry business
Senior documentary and peace studies double major Brianna Schatt started her jewelry business when she was alone in her room one summer to make people feel empowered by their own style and personality.
Chapman's next top model balances catwalks with college life
Junior business administration major Jaclyn Reid sat down with The Panther to discuss her career as a runway model and her experience working in the modeling industry.
Everybody Loves Adam Lorenzo: debut book offers advice for college students
Writer Adam Lorenzo, with previous experience working on "Everybody Loves Raymond" and "The Late Show with David Letterman," proves he can take his writing from the screen to the page with the release of debut book, “All I Need To Know I Learned From My College Bar.”
Chapman professor brings Black-British music to education with new book
While growing up in London, Monique Charles listened to Black-British music that wasn’t taught in her music curriculum. She hopes her new book, “Black Music in Britain in the 21st Century," brings a more diverse look at music into schools. Photos courtesy of Monique Charles.
Butternut Bakery strives to satisfy each and every sweet tooth
Jenna Barnard, also known as Butternut Bakery online, shares with The Panther her journey of discovering a love of baking as a food content creator with a following of over 500,000 followers on social media.
Chapman professor gains national recognition over challenge proposed to social media marketing course
Adjunct professor Matthew Prince proposed a challenge to his influencer marketing course: surpass a million TikTok views and he’ll cancel the final. Five million views later, it’s safe to say that challenge was accepted.
From chasing tennis balls to publishing novels, author Jon Hart can do it all
New York author Jon Hart discusses the writing process for his most recent book release, “Party School.”
Actor and Chapman student Christian Weissmann talks creative fulfillment, breaking stigma
Junior creative producing major Christian Weissmann sat down with The Panther to discuss his early passion for acting, the trials and tribulations of a teen actor and his exploration of identity through essay writing.
Is Chapman student Gerardo Vazquez the odd one out in new Jubilee video?
Senior creative producing major Gerardo Vazquez discussed with The Panther his experience filming a video titled "6 Men in Therapy vs 1 Fake" on the popular YouTube channel, Jubilee.
Opinion overload: can you always trust your best friend's opinion?
Chapman students who use reviewing apps like Letterboxd and Goodreads share how to navigate the oversaturation of opinions on both social media and online.
Student-directed one-act is a celebration of a child's life lost to AIDS
Kennedy Kremmerer chose “The Yellow Boat” to direct for her spring show due to the colorful imagination displayed in the play that shows a child processing his AIDS diagnosis in his own way.
Multimedia | 'I found a dinosaur': students prepare 78 million-year-old dinosaur bones
Chapman alumna Sarah Wallace found a three-foot pelvic bone of a gryposaurus while on an excavation trip in Montana with other Chapman students in 2021. Now, the bone is on campus and students are working to glue the pieces back together.