The forgotten division of college athletics
Living in the shadows is something that Division III athletes have grown accustomed to, but that doesn’t mean they belong there.
Chapman soccer is setting the tone in SCIAC
A strong 3-0-1 conference start and a roster driven by depth and discipline have the Panthers eyeing redemption after last year’s title loss.
The NFL’s Charlie Kirk tribute was divisive
The league condemned political violence after Kirk’s assassination, but its decision to honor him highlighted the risks of appearing to legitimize a polarizing figure.
Women’s volleyball aims to improve after latest tournament results
The Chapman Panthers had a week of reflection following a tough schedule at the 2025 Women’s Volleyball Cal Lu Fornia Invitational last weekend.
Putting the “fresh” in freshman
It’s three weeks into the new school year, and Chapman’s rookies have been adjusting well to life as college athletes.
Commercial-free no more: “RedZone’s” big change and what it says about the NFL
Money: that’s all that the NFL cares about at the end of the day.
Football shows promise after first game of the season
After a one score loss against a ranked opponent in Hardin-Simmons, the Panthers look strong headed into the rest of their 2025 season.
Panther soccer teams pounce into new season, hungry for wins
Both men’s and women’s soccer teams’ seasons are underway, as they look to improve on their rough playoff losses from last season.
Chapman volleyball opens season with a strong 5-1 start
After an up-and-down 2024 season, the Panthers have begun the new year with an elevated drive.
Chapman football looks to continue dominance in a season of change
After making two straight Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) championship games, the Panthers have a new head coach. But that isn’t changing their attitude towards winning.
Photo Essay | The Panthers Put Paws on the Track: A SCIAC breakdown
Chapman’s track and field competed at the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championship meet at Occidental College on April 26 and 27, claiming titles and breaking records.
One last ride: Chapman men’s lacrosse season comes to a close
Senior night, heartbreak and brotherhood — how Chapman lacrosse’s 2025 journey came to define more than wins and losses.
“The best of the best”: Chapman announces 2025 Athletics Hall of Fame class
The school will be honoring five athletes in late October, and The Panther had the chance to talk to those who are going to be inducted into the Hall of Fame.
Azusa Pacific is coming to town, what does that mean for Chapman?
The Cougars are joining the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) in the coming years, and it will spell changes for Chapman Athletics.
Editorial | Please, go to Chapman sporting events
Despite being in the NCAA Division III, Chapman’s sports has intense, entertaining and competitive action year round. They deserve much more support from the student body than they currently get.
Editorial | Women’s college basketball has always been entertaining
Just because it has seen a boom thanks to the performances of Caitlin Clark and others, doesn’t mean it’s only been fun in recent years. It has for a while.
‘We just needed a shift’: Women’s soccer enters a new era with a new coach
The Panthers are eager to embrace their new head coach’s leadership style, with players expressing enthusiasm for a fresh, competitive mindset.
What is a Chapman tennis game like?
Women’s tennis faced off against Vassar College last week in a contest that underscored the quirks of college tennis.
Alyssa Fricker: The woman with the most water polo goals in Chapman history
Senior Alyssa Fricker broke Jennifer Manship’s long-standing goal record last week, after just three years at Chapman.
What’s more important than battling for wins? Battling cancer
Chapman women’s lacrosse recently held a game in honor of those afflicted with cancer, and it was all spearheaded by a player who has had her own battle with the disease.