Abolish Greek life movement confronts Chapman
An anonymous Instagram account calls for the abolishment of Chapman’s Greek life system, while chapters work on reformation from within.
International students battle deportation fears
Irene Huang and Nanase Niikura are among 370 continuing F-1 visa students at Chapman who were affected by the federal government’s July 6 ordinance.
Biden selects Kamala Harris as running mate
California Sen. Kamala Harris has been selected as Joe Biden’s running mate for the 2020 presidential election.
The state of Seattle, Washington, amid BLM
Protest experience | “The police are in danger, not from the protestors, but from the change we seek to achieve.”
Opinion | Kamala: the worst choice for Biden may have cost Democrats the election
The choice of having Kamala Harris on the ticket with Joe Biden will cost the Democrats this election.
Opinion | A Hopeful Beginning
Kamala Harris will make a good running mate for Biden that will work to represent everyone in the United States.
A comprehensive guide for students returning to campus housing
The Panther gathered information from Chapman’s CU Safely Back plan and Residence Life and First Year Experience, to create a nine-item guide for students anticipating to live on campus in the fall.
Editorial | Where is the line?
On Aug. 12, Chapman law professor John Eastman published an article in Newsweek questioning Kamala Harris’ citizenship. So many members of the community that Chapman claims to care so much about, were outraged – and the institution does nothing except hide behind the front of free speech.
Chapman professor questions Harris’ eligibility for vice presidency
John Eastman, a Chapman University law professor, stirred controversy after questioning California Sen. Kamala Harris’ eligibility for vice presidency.
First-years to receive mandatory diversity training; Administration expands search to hire BIPOC faculty
In efforts to make Chapman a more inclusive campus, first-years will attend diversity training during orientation week. Chapman administration has also invested $500,000 into hiring more Black faculty.
Chapman announces remote semester as state releases new guidance for reopening universities
After a long-awaited response from state officials, Chapman will seek county approval on in-person instruction for labs and studio-based classes.
Sparks’ comments in NPR interview contradict reports from panelists in white paper
The Orange County Board of Education released a white paper recommending schools return to in-person instruction.
CU over Zoom: fall semester begins online with new technology
With a $2 million investment, advances in Chapman technology will better cater to the needs of successful remote instruction.
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.
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