Are paper exams making a comeback?
Professors weigh the benefits of paper exams for reasons beyond AI.
What is the true price of disability accommodations?
As disability accommodations become more common on college campuses, a less visible divide is emerging: students with greater financial resources may have an easier path to the diagnoses and documentation needed to receive support.
Chapman graduate among 3 killed in Los Angeles news helicopter crash
Eliana Moreno, an aerial journalist for NBC4 and Telemundo 52, was aboard the helicopter when it crashed Tuesday evening.
Chapman climbs while others fall in nationwide enrollment cliff
Amid the nationwide enrollment cliff spread driven by declining birth rates from the 2008 recession, Chapman continues to flourish and prosper as a university.
New federal rules reshape student loans
New federal rules bring borrowing limits and repayment changes for students and families
Self-design majors put on moratorium
Applications for self-design majors have been paused; now, Chapman students are wondering why and what comes next.
What does ‘gold standard science’ mean for faculty research?
Threats of partisan politics influencing research are looming over Chapman faculty and researchers across the country.
Former Chapman law school dean sues with claim he was fired for being gay
Paul Paton alleges his relationship with Chapman leadership soured after his 2024 marriage and amid changes to the university’s DEI programs.
Student government remains in limbo
Administration probe of election scandal could last through November.
Running on caffeine and a dream
Are unhealthy study habits a cause for concern, or just another facet of college life?
‘Be not afraid’: The voices rising in Orange
Armed with signs, paper hearts and a call to action, local activists gathered on May Day to protest the Trump administration’s policies, defend democracy and remind younger generations that their voices still matter.
Upcoming elections jump-start voter registration efforts on campus
The nationwide push for more college-aged voters shows itself in Orange.
No perfect path, just the next step
As graduation approaches, Chapman seniors weigh career resources and personal networks as they prepare for life post-college.
Magic takes over Chapman’s Camp Kesem’s annual fundraiser
A night of activities, remembrance and donations goes towards providing a positive experience for kids of individuals affected by cancer.
Campus conversations on Iran
The divisive topic sparks strong opinions, but what’s certain is that the Middle East has never had a simple story.
What do Chapman professors think about ‘Heated Rivalry’?
The new honors program discussion series skates the lines between disciplines as they analyze the popularity of “Heated Rivalry.”
Gen Z and AI caught in a divide
From classrooms to careers, Gen Z weighs AI’s benefits against growing concerns.
How AI is reshaping entry-level jobs and how to adapt
Chapman professors disagree on whether more or less AI incorporation is properly preparing students for the job market.
Shift in antisemitism policy triggers academic freedom debate
Faculty push back on adoption of a controversial antisemitism definition, warning it may expose scholars to disciplinary action.
Israeli soldiers event sparks protest from campus activist group
Students for Justice in Palestine held a protest simultaneous to the Students Supporting Israel event.
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