Chapman’s seniors are preparing for life after college, but before they sprint into the real world, they must first walk across the Commencement stage. Chapman Commencement is the largest event of the academic year, with 16,000 visitors from all over the world. Webcasts for graduation ceremonies throughout the weekend are available on Chapman’s website: http://www.chapman.edu/students/academic-resources/graduation/webcast-2013.aspx. [...]
Another semester wrapping up means another half naked student body charging through The Orange Circle. Undie Run at midnight on the Wednesday of finals week remains a tradition this Spring with students running from the Piazza into the heart of the...
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Chapman’s theater department was recently awarded a $20,000 Art Works grant by the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) to support a tour of Andrew Carroll’s production “If All the Sky Were Paper”. Whether or not Chapman students will have...
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South Glass Hall residents have been dealing with a range of Internet connection problems all semester that have escalated in the past month. Information Services and Technology (IS&T) will not be able to assess the situation until after the...
Read MoreA few moments after entering the lift at the Sandhu Conference Center, Robert Slayton, professor of history, noticed something wasn’t right. Slayton, who is disabled and uses a motorized scooter to get around, began to feel the lift shake...
Read MoreDouglas Messerli, Ph.D., a playwright, poet, novelist, editor, language translator and publisher donated his collection of 5,000 modern literature books, author correspondence, manuscripts and galley proofs to Leatherby Libraries in March. Many of...
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Coming home from nationals with 24 awards, Chapman’s eight-member national forensics team showcased its talents at Vocalize April 25 in Argyros Forum. Each member received at least one award at the Pi Kappa Delta National Tournament and Convention...
Read MoreAngel Flores, a senior environmental science and policy major, is traveling to Panama to rekindle personal ties with individuals and families whom he met while engaging in educational research and community service for the second year in a row....
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Chapman unexpectedly lost four professors a year ago, but Monday night had no room for grieving. Instead, professors joined together to reminisce about all of the good times. Staff gathered in the Faculty Athenaeum Monday night for a memorial in...
Read MoreThe Chapman campus garden in the Davis quad has sparked a divide among residents regarding its appearance, purpose and location. An inauguration ceremony for the garden Friday drew a crowd of two dozen spectators, the majority of which were...
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