Chapman alum Prarthana Mohan directs new Amazon rom-com
Mohan’s “Picture This” is an accomplishment for Chapman students to look up to.
UPB Drag Bingo continues a campy Chapman tradition
On Feb. 22, world-famous drag queens Jiggly Caliente and Plane Jane ran a high-energy game of bingo replete with live performances and raunchy laughs
‘Nightcap’ makes a comeback: Students revive sketch comedy show
“Nightcap,” the late-night comedy show created by Chapman students in the late ‘90s, is set to return this year.
Chapman’s marketing club expands its network with major rebranding
As the newest chapter in the nationwide American Marketing Association (AMA), Chapman’s marketing club is bringing new opportunities for its members.
Chapman Student Organized Productions to showcase Tolstoy Adaptation ‘Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812’
The Panther examines Chapman Student Organized Productions’ club culture as it prepares for its biggest show yet.
“BFF”: Women in Film club forms friendships on and off-screen
The Women in Film club’s second annual short film reflects the sisterhood it establishes amongst Chapman film students.
Chapman alumni navigate Sundance with YoungArts experience
Each year, YoungArts selects five students to attend the Sundance Film Festival. This year, two of them were Chapman alumni.
La Grande, Christmas, community: The production of ‘Breakup Season’
The Panther sat down with two Chapman alumni to discuss their festival-running, Christmas-set dramedy
Kennedy Martin speaks on time at Chapman, advice, future endeavors
The Chapman alum details her career — both past and future — to The Panther
Winterfest brings the holiday spirit back to Chapman
Chapman’s annual celebration brought songs, spirit and Santa to Attallah Piazza
Opinion | John Krasinski is not People’s Sexiest Man Alive
After a long period of intense voting, the winner of the race for People’s Sexiest Man Alive 2024 was announced: John Krasinski.
Breaking boundaries: Selena Gomez enters new territory in ‘Emilia Pérez’
Selena Gomez spoke about her identity, career and her new Netflix film in a Dodge College of Film and Media Arts Master Class.
With ‘Big Mamma Jamma,’ Chapman Radio gets physical
With ‘Big Mamma Jamma,’ Chapman Radio gets physical.
Opinion | Some film and TV recommendations to watch after the presidential election
I find there is no better way to entertain, cope and distract myself from the current political news than watching movies.
Mo’ Harmony: Same values, new name
After disbanding in the spring of ‘24, Mo’ Harmony comes back with a rebrand.
Sheléa sings and remembers the music of Aretha Franklin
The Grammy-nominated singer prepares to take on the hits and hidden gems of the “Queen of Soul” at the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall.
Improv Inc. seniors reflect on four years of laughter
The campus improv troupe is committed to making audiences laugh, and the seniors in the club reflect on the memories they’ve made.
Inside Chapman’s own ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’
An annual tradition, each year a new cast and crew reenacts “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” as a gleefully anarchic shadowcast.
Alfonzo Gallanosa, the biggest “Evil Dead” fan on the planet
Under a self-imposed challenge at the beginning of the year, Alfonzo Gallanosa (pictured with director Sam Raimi and actor Ted Raimi) has watched his favorite movie every day without fail.
Keeping it simple: Anthony Hopkins’ advice for aspiring actors in Dodge Master Class
On Oct. 7, Chapman students joined together in the Folino Theater for a Master Class with award-winning actor Anthony Hopkins. The Master Class consisted of a screening of “The Father,” followed by a Q&A with Hopkins.