Bernie Sanders holds rally in Santa Ana
Nevada, Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders visited Santa Ana, California for a rally that saw about 1,500 people in attendance
Inside Jerry Price’s latest forum
Weeks after Dayton Cole Kingery was arrested on campus on assault and vandalism charges, his now-viral racist and homophobic rant was discussed at Dean of Students Jerry Price’s forum
Stephanie Urdang talks political activism
Stephanie Urdang grew up under the Apartheid system in South Africa and lived through the rise of the movement against Apartheid. When she was 23, she immigrated to the United States.
Simi evaluates racist incidents in California high schools
As of this month, two different California high schools have experienced incidents of hate activity involving students.
Approaching A.B.I. Awards: the origin and the influence
Giving recognition to students on campus that intervene in interpersonal conflict and violence for the safety of their peers, the Active Bystander Intervention (ABI) awards will take place on March 11 at 7 p.m. in Memorial Hall.
Q&A with Peter McLaren: discussing the Democratic presidential nominees
The Panther sat down with McLaren to get his take on the Democratic presidential primary, his thoughts on President Donald Trump and what he thinks is the U.S.’s best way forward.
BSU talent showcase spotlights black excellence
Memorial Hall was filled with students Feb. 20 at 8 p.m. to watch their peers perform in the second annual Black Excellence Showcase: an all-encompassing show that celebrated the talents of black students from across campus. The show was put on by the Black Student’s Union (BSU) as a part of their Black History Month series of events.
Babst’s review of Republican candidates’ positions for 45th district
This table is based on the content found on each of the leading republican candidate’s “Issues” link on his or her campaign website – their published presentation of the issues they have chosen to prioritize to the public.
Survey: Students align with party front-runners
The survey took place from Feb. 17 to Feb. 23 and used the website SurveyMonkey.com. The Panther’s survey consisted of six questions, asking students about their registered party, what (if a registered Democrat) Democratic presidential candidate they supported, or (if a registered Republican) if they were planning to vote for President Donald Trump, among other questions.
TikTok and social media now dominating politics
What do you go on social media for? Maybe to laugh at a cat playing a piano, to see a soldier returning back to his family or even learn a new cooking recipe. Instagram, Twitter and now TikTok are commonly used, but politics are now garnering more attention on these platforms.
Opinion | Students forced to choose political affiliation
When I received an email from the Sandhu package room, my heart stopped. This wasn’t my usual bulk Ulta delivery. It was my absentee primary ballot. As I held a flimsy piece of paper listing the candidates in one hand and an informational pamphlet in the other, it occurred to me: I don’t know how to vote. And the worst part is, I’m not the only one.
Indecent exposure suspect caught, but followed by a new report
Chapman students felt a sense of relief after receiving an email from Public Safety regarding the arrest of the suspect involved in the Jan. 16 and Jan. 21 lewd conduct and indecent exposure incidents. However, following the arrest a similar incident occurred with a different suspect Feb. 12. south of Hooves Liquor Store on the 400 block of North Glassell Street.
Cross-Cultural Center hosts first Black student and faculty mixer
The Cross-Cultural Center (CCC) hosted the first ever black student, faculty and staff mixer Feb. 10 as part of the Black History Month events.
Judge delays decision in alumna-involved assault case
Cerissa Riley, left, and Grant Robicheaux, right, were accused of drugging and sexually assaulting multiple women in 2018.
Advisory Group on the Status of Women set to meet Feb. 20
The Advisory Group on the Status of Women meeting, hosted by the Chapman Diversity Project, will be held Feb. 20 and will welcome students, staff, faculty and alumni for dialogue focused around recommendations for diversity and inclusion at Chapman.
Daniele Struppa discusses upcoming State of the University
The State of the University will take place at the Sebastian P. and Marybelle Musco Center for the Arts Feb. 21.
Enrollment for new Africana Studies minor set for fall 2020
Students have pushed for an Africana studies minor in past years, but have not been successful until the approval of the minor this year
College students put the environment at the top of their ballot
Nine percent of Americans do not believe in Climate Change, according to a 2019 poll from CBS News.
Opinion | Get out and vote, California
Imagine: it’s eighth grade. Sixth period, for some, may be the worst part of the day: social studies.
Impeachment burnout: Students struggle to care
Chapman students were settling into the fall 2019 semester when Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi announced the fourth impeachment inquiry in American history. That was Sep. 24, but it took until December for the House to pass two articles of impeachment.
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