NEWS | Junior party organizer announced Wednesday on Facebook that he has cancelled the off-campus Undie Run after-party because he couldn’t find a venue and after the dean of students talked him out of it.


NEWS | Edward Perkins has had a problem with the status quo for a long time. From humble beginnings on his grandparents’ farm in Louisiana in the segregated South, experiencing class and racial injustice firsthand, he resolved to make a difference.


NEWS | Chapman’s Children Center hosted its last annual Mother’s Day Tea Party on Friday.


NEWS | A Chapman adjunct professor’s new book diagnoses American culture as the root of the country’s obsession with perfection and excess.


NEWS | CU deals with reports of sexual assault informally when students don’t want to make police reports.


NEWS | This year’s six commencement ceremonies will each have their own keynote speakers, replacing one main speaker at the former University-wide ceremony.


NEWS | Chapman student-delegates left their California frame-of-mind behind to diplomatically represent Cuba at a Model United Nations conference in New York over spring break, winning several awards.


NEWS | The Escalettes add to CU’s permanent collection.


NEWS | Frank Greinke, a member of President Jim Doti’s cabinet, donated money for a new statue honoring the hard work of Chapman’s professors.


NEWS | Strutting through the gym doors, what did my eyes behold? A room of organized mayhem – grinding, freak dancing, lasers, clouds of fog, green shirts, red shirts, enormous stage platforms and KIIS-FM DJ Alex Dreamz.


NEWS | Houston Rapper Mike Jones performs at Argyros Forum Saturday night. Jones is known for hits such as “Back Then” and “Mr. Jones.”


NEWS | The red clump floated upward as the rain drizzled down on a wet but not dampened “Celebrate Census 2010” pizza party in Attalah Piazza. Out of the throngs of students five faces looked upward at the clump and had a much different take on the event.


NEWS | The author and Nobel Laureate spoke to a full audience on Monday about their role in remembering the Holocaust.


NEWS | The new “Rent-a-Text” program aims to slash the rising costs of textbooks by about half for students.


NEWS | College officials are looking for ways to combat a trend of academic dishonesty, including cheating and plagiarism, that has been growing at the university over the past two years.


NEWS | Chapman won’t host a campus after-party and threatens those caught having disruptive parties with probation.


NEWS | Anchored by loopy, off-kilter camaraderie, the ad club will seek national recognition at the final competition in Orlando in June.


NEWS | After two consecutive years of sub-par environmental grades, Chapman has resolved to get its act together.


NEWS | The Children’s Center served families of faculty, staff and the community.


NEWS | The influential Hollywood icon made a one-night appearance at Folino.


NEWS | Sgt. James Berry was walking between Wilson Field and the library at 4:42 a.m. when he saw a man that the police identified as Matthew Jacobs of Orange using a ribbed knife to saw the lock off of the pole it was wrapped around.