The price of calling Orange home
As Chapman expands its presence in Orange, city officials are pushing for a greater financial contribution towards public services that support the community.
The robot in the room
AI is changing the way companies hire, making it necessary for students to prepare differently when applying for jobs.
The AI boom has an environmental problem: Who pays the price?
As artificial intelligence expands into higher education and everyday life, students and faculty question the environmental costs of data centers, water consumption and technological growth.
AI enters the top 10 American fears in Chapman’s latest survey
Chapman University’s 2026 Survey of American Fears finds that Americans are increasingly concerned about AI’s potential impact on politics and the economy, while government corruption remains the nation’s top fear for the 11th consecutive survey.
Critical Conversations: Art As Advocacy honors artists for social activism
On Nov. 3, faculty members across various departments used their expertise to address the relationship between creative expression and advocacy.
The next chapter of AI comes with a rulebook
As questions about AI use continue across higher education, Chapman’s new policy aims to establish clearer expectations for the campus community.
A camo opportunity: Veterans Club brings insight to local students
Chapman Veterans Club participates in an informational panel for members of the Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps at Orange High School, offering insight and connecting with local students about military service.
Beyond the graphic, Chapman redesigns major
Chapman has renamed its graphic design major to design, reflecting a growing need for the program to continually evolve with modern technologies and social landscapes.
With SGA frozen, Chapman clubs navigate changes to student funding
With student activity funding now managed without SGA, some Chapman organizations are facing challenges, raising questions about how effectively the new system is meeting clubs’ needs.
The Instagram voice of Orange takes her campaign to City Hall
After building a social media following of more than 63,500 through local updates and community advocacy, Brandy Romero is running for Orange City Council’s District 1 seat.
AI is changing college. How is Chapman keeping up?
As Chapman introduces a new AI-integrated minor in the School of Communication, what does this mean for the rest of Chapman?
Reading between the lines of Chapman’s crime report
Chapman’s latest annual security report shows a rise in reported stalking and fondling incidents, raising questions about what the numbers mean for campus safety.
Chapman means business with major changes
Chapman has modified its popular business administration major to include new standalone degrees and prepare students for future careers.
A wave of uncertainty: What the El Niño brings to the California coast
This year's “Super” El Niño is just beginning, already eroding several coastlines, causing freeway lane closures and damaging infrastructure.
Where does student tuition really go?
A closer look at where students' tuition payments are going.
Can an iced coffee cost you the job?
A viral interview-etiquette debate is raising broader questions about first impressions and how Gen Z is navigating changing workplace expectations.
Not just a hypothesis anymore
After years of development, the new Bachelor of Science in Psychology offers students advanced research training and more hands-on experiences.
Cornell rape case sparks debate over sexual violence at Chapman
How can the Chapman community help stop the spread of interpersonal and sexual violence?
Are we experiencing a global religious revival?
Chapman researchers explore the rise of religion and the restructuring of spirituality worldwide within different communities.
Humanities programs stay steady at Chapman
Nationwide trends show declining interest in humanities degrees, but Chapman programs have gone unaffected.
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