Student petition highlights controversial busts
Chapman administration will establish a committee to review campus statues and revise its selection process for deeming which historical figures are selected for busts.
Vandalism of Berlin Wall found not political, malicious
After a July vandalism to Chapman’s piece of the Berlin Wall, Orange Police Department and Public Safety launched an investigation to find the suspect, determining by the nature of the crime that it had no specific political motivation.
Chapman officially postpones 2020 commencement
Chapman’s response to COVID-19: Everything you need to know
Campus resources that are good to know
‘Trump looks good for reelection’: political analysts discuss 2020 race
Presidential scholars, political analysts and campaign strategists reflected on the 2020 United States presidential primary election results at the Election Analysis and Postmortem: Perspectives from the Left, Right and Center event March 4. The event was hosted by The Center for Freedom of Expression and Media Integrity.
Opinion | Why we need Women’s History
If I got a dollar for every time I’ve heard a man say, “Women are equal in the United States. Why are you complaining?” I’d be a rich woman.
Inside the Womxn’s Herstory Month kick-off
The event was an introduction to the variety of other events planned by the Cross-Cultural Center (CCC) throughout the month to educate on the principles of feminism.
Leading women inspire ambition in students
The panel consisted of four women, all in leadership positions at Chapman University. They told personal stories and gave their perspectives on their journey to where they are today.
Patriot Front propaganda litters campus on Super Tuesday
Multiple stickers, including one that read “Life of our nation, liberty of our people, victory of the American spirit,” were posted on top of stickers that endorsed Bernie Sanders for president.
‘A lot at stake’ for young voters in 2020 race
The line to vote wrapped at Chapman around the perimeter of Argyros Forum. The wait time totaled two hours. Still, students continued to exercise their right to vote in the 2020 United States presidential primary election March 3.
Opinion | California’s primary locks out voters
For the first time in my life, I participated in a government election. I voted. What began as holding my dad’s hand as he cast his vote had transformed into me signing my primary ballot before placing it in the mail. My dream of wearing my rightfully earned “I voted” sticker had become a reality.
White supremacist group graffitis campus the morning of Super Tuesday
Sparks finishes fifth in primary election
In an unsuccessful primary race, Sparks was overshadowed by Republican opponent Greg Raths and Democratic Congresswoman Katie Porter
Opinion | Get Out the Early Vote
I have never reported on a political event. I worried I would miss an important quote or photographic moment. I didn’t know what questions to ask and who to ask. I was scared to mess up.
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.
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