How ‘Hotel Rwanda’ sparked Don Cheadle’s activism
The actor, director, and activist brought with him insights on how to approach all three roles.
How a panic attack turned into a film festival darling
The filmmakers of “Retirement Plan” discussed their creative process, what the film means to them and how they’ve navigated the daunting festival circuit.
Arnold Schwarzenegger calls to ‘defeat Prop. 50’ while at Chapman University
Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger urged Chapman students to “defend democracy” against the proposition, which has since passed.
Xicano Hardcore: The power behind the punch
A Chapman filmmaker is shedding light on Pomona's hardcore scene as a form of activism.
Masterclass or disasterclass?
Dodge masterclasses offer rare access to Hollywood legends — yet the educational value remains up for debate.
‘Bad Haircut’ is an explosion of bent genres and expectations
“Bad Haircut” screens at Newport Beach Film Festival as a centerpiece film.
‘The Floaters’ brings summer camp camaraderie to Newport Beach
The summer camp comedy, with its share of pranks and nostalgia, gets a new spin.
Dwayne Johnson and The Rock-y road to stardom
Dwayne Johnson spoke at Dodge College, sharing lessons on authenticity and perseverance.
Hustle, heart and filmmaking: An evening with Spike Lee
Award-winning filmmaker Spike Lee left students hanging on every word.
For Jacob Elordi, every role was a matter of time
After years of near misses, lucky breaks, and perfect timing, Jacob Elordi shows how patience and persistence can shape a career.
Sluts, assholes and 50 years of ‘Rocky Horror’
“The Rocky Horror Picture Show” marks its 50th anniversary as a new generation of fans reapproach the midnight screening classic.
Did Parlow start on the right Key?
Matt Parlow’s inauguration kicked off with an insightful conversation alongside comedian Keegan-Michael Key.
The Frida proves independent cinema’s not ‘D(e)AD’
Isabella Roland’s family dramedy and The Frida Cinema show how independent releases can find an audience in the digital age.
‘And the Emmy goes to’: Evan Nowack goes primetime
How rejection and a chance decision led intern Evan Nowack to TV’s biggest night.
Chapman grads triumph at Fine Cut ceremony
Four Chapman alumni celebrated their award-winning documentary film at the Fine Cut Festival.
Billy Ray’s advice to screenwriters? Work for everything
“The Hunger Games” screenwriter came to campus as part of the Master Class series, and left Chapman students with valuable tools to succeed in the industry.
A dream deferred: Students renew effort to establish the first Black sorority on campus
After numerous past efforts, students are trying to establish the first Alpha Kappa Alpha Chapter on campus.
Dodge College alumni pair return to discuss film festival darling, ‘Twinless’
Chapman University alumni, James Sweeney and Greg Cotten, sat down with students on Tuesday night to answer questions about their award-winning breakout.
Soul Real Market brings variety, community to OC
A dedicated customer base has been key to the trendy flea market’s success.
How to make Orange feel like home
Upperclassmen share their advice on how to deal with feelings of homesickness during your first year.