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.
The aftermath of Chapman’s Glass Hall arrest
An online sting led to an arrest at Chapman. Nearly a year later, new details reveal what happened after the cameras left.
Low-income public schools are heating up
A new study by Chapman faculty and students shows that Orange County public schools serving low-income minority students have significantly higher temperatures.
A stormy ride ahead
With high tides, coastal erosion and El Niño on the horizon, students may find their usual ride home a little less reliable.
Chapman rises to the top
Chapman is ranked in the top 100 by U.S. News & World Report for Best National Universities, and it hopes to continue to prosper.
A saga of SGA scandals
The controversies, disputes and power struggles that shaped student government.
We’re turning 100!
The Panther is celebrating its first centennial. Here’s to the next.
How should antisemitism be defined?
Some Chapman faculty say the university’s definition threatens academic freedom.
It’s those damn phones…or is it?
Psychologists are saying phone usage might not be the threat to mental health we think it is.
Chapman receives a D- free speech ranking
Chapman holds a below-average free speech grade, but the free speech chair defends the university’s record.
A friend turned enemy: The AI detector dilemma
AI detectors face many threats of inaccuracy, and Turnitin's new mandatory data sharing brings up the question of whether we should protect academic integrity or sacrifice student privacy to enable this advancement.
Battles escalate in the Chapman parking war
On-campus parking has always been a problem; this semester, students are now experiencing similar issues at campus housing.
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