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Chapman Launches Fundraising Effort to Support Students and a Safe Return to Campus

Donations to the Chapman Fund will help offset the deep financial burdens students and families are facing by providing immediate scholarships and financial aid.

July 2, 2020

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Angelica Allen Brings Global Understanding to New Africana Studies Minor

Angelica Allen envisions a program that captures "Blackness in all of its complexity and diversity."

June 16, 2020

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Chapman Outlines Plans to Enhance Diversity and Move University Forward

"It's time for action and results," says President Daniele C. Struppa.

June 8, 2020

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New Grads Celebrate With Virtual Toast From President Struppa

From as far away as Seattle, Cleveland and Honolulu, and from as close as Villa Park, Santa Ana and Orange, on May 22 the Chapman graduates of the Class of 2020 came together online to celebrate.

May 27, 2020

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Alex Ballard ’20 Named Cheverton Award Recipient

Alex Ballard ’20 has been awarded Chapman University’s highest undergraduate student honor, the Cheverton Award. Dean of Students Jerry Price made the announcement during an online presentation of the Campus...

May 18, 2020

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Chapman in Hollywood Column Highlights Alumni Success

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Chapman Redoubles Commitment to Career Development

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Angelica Allen Brings Global Understanding to New Africana Studies Minor

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Pirates Select Chapman Pitcher in Third Round of MLB Draft

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We Believe That Black Lives Matter: Chapman Planning a Way Forward

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New Grads Celebrate With Virtual Toast From President Struppa

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Chapman Redoubles Commitment to Career Development

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Thompson Policy Institute’s Active Education Webinars Provides Vital Training and Clinical Hours for Teacher Candidates

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Pandemic has 61% in U.S. feeling high levels of stress, CU study finds

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Amid Coronavirus Worries, MFT Students Offer Mental Health Support Through Telehealth

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Student Steps Out Against Fear and Racism Targeting Asian Americans

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Pharmacy Professor Tracks the COVID-19 Clinical Trials

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From Donated Face Shields to Free Counseling Services, Chapman Helps the Front Lines

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Chapman Community Responds to Call for Student Support in Time of Coronavirus

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Let’s Build It: Chapman U Math at Play Video Series Offers Free Activities for PK-8 Stay at Home Learners

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Pharmacy Faculty, Students Are on the Job and in the Battle Against Coronavirus

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Students’ Letters to Home-Bound Seniors Welcomed as “an Unexpected Gift”

Nobel laureate Vernon L. Smith, Chapman professor of economics and law, poses with the bronze bust of moral philosopher Adam Smith on the Chapman campus. A $15M gift will establish the Smith Institute for Political Economy and Philosophy at Chapman, honoring both Smiths.

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Economic Science Professors Make the Case for Balanced Reopening of Society

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When Stay-at-Home is Far From Home

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Chapman Professor Tracks Rise in Hate Group Activity Targeting Asian Americans

Panther Village Apartments, located about a mile from Chapman’s Orange campus, will be available to local first responders in need of temporary quarantine housing following suspected exposure to COVID-19.

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Chapman Supports Community Fight Against COVID-19, Offers Housing to First Responders

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Chapman Adds Masters Programs in Patient Safety and Regulatory Affairs

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Virtual Memorial Service for Professor Michael Lang Set for July 10

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Director of Student Psychological Counseling Services Expands Mission to Serve in Crisis

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Chapman Launches Fundraising Effort to Support Students and a Safe Return to Campus

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Potamkin Family’s Gift Propels Campaign for Healthy Return to Campus

President Emeritus Jim Doti presents the Economic Forecast Update

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Economic Recovery Is on the Way, Chapman Economists Predict in Forecast Update

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Prestigious Scholarships Equip Future Speech Therapists to Aid Underserved Communities

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Glenn Pfeiffer to Retire as Provost in June 2021

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Lifelong Resources and Support for Chapman Alumni

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Chapman University Announces Strategic Partnership Between UMass Online and Brandman University

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Crean College Dean Addresses Health Care After COVID-19

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Angels Manager Joe Maddon Talks Leadership With Chapman Public Relations Students

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COVID-19, Election Are Among Topics to be Discussed at Economic Forecast Update

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Musco Center Goes Virtual

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How New Grads Can Get an Interview and Land a Job During COVID-19

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CU Safely Back: Information for Students Concerning Course Delivery

Chapman University faculty and staff are working hard over the summer to develop and implement a plan to reopen the campus this fall. The plan has been titled “CU Safely Back,” and our goal is to reopen the campus to in...

June 15, 2020

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Provost Announces New Role to Support Diversity and Inclusion

As many of you know, we have recently had a vacancy in the role of Director of Diversity and Inclusion. While a great deal of good work has been done through that position, with every vacancy comes an opportunity to...

June 9, 2020

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“Vigil for Victims of Violence and Racism” Will Sound Call to Action

Across the country and around the world, people are taking to the streets in anguish and mourning. As the protests continue, I join in the feeling of outrage for the horrific killing of George Floyd.

June 2, 2020

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Chapman to Host ‘Turning Anguish to Purpose: The Path Forward’

Across the country and around the world, people are taking to the streets in anguish and mourning. As the protests continue, I join in the feeling of outrage for the horrific killing of George Floyd.

June 1, 2020

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“CU Safely Back” Plan Will Guide University’s Return to Campus This Fall

An overview released by the administration outlines the mitigation strategies in development to keep students, faculty and staff safe and healthy.

May 26, 2020

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Editor's Picks

Chapman Joins 20 Universities in Lawsuit to Block ICE Rule

Chapman in Hollywood Column Highlights Alumni Success

Chapman Redoubles Commitment to Career Development

Angelica Allen Brings Global Understanding to New Africana Studies Minor

Pirates Select Chapman Pitcher in Third Round of MLB Draft

Chapman Outlines Plans to Enhance Diversity and Move University Forward

We Believe That Black Lives Matter: Chapman Planning a Way Forward

New Grads Celebrate With Virtual Toast From President Struppa

COVID-19

Chapman Redoubles Commitment to Career Development

Thompson Policy Institute’s Active Education Webinars Provides Vital Training and Clinical Hours for Teacher Candidates

Pandemic has 61% in U.S. feeling high levels of stress, CU study finds

Amid Coronavirus Worries, MFT Students Offer Mental Health Support Through Telehealth

Student Steps Out Against Fear and Racism Targeting Asian Americans

Pharmacy Professor Tracks the COVID-19 Clinical Trials

From Donated Face Shields to Free Counseling Services, Chapman Helps the Front Lines

Chapman Community Responds to Call for Student Support in Time of Coronavirus

Let’s Build It: Chapman U Math at Play Video Series Offers Free Activities for PK-8 Stay at Home Learners

Pharmacy Faculty, Students Are on the Job and in the Battle Against Coronavirus

Students’ Letters to Home-Bound Seniors Welcomed as “an Unexpected Gift”

Economic Science Professors Make the Case for Balanced Reopening of Society

When Stay-at-Home is Far From Home

Chapman Professor Tracks Rise in Hate Group Activity Targeting Asian Americans

Chapman Supports Community Fight Against COVID-19, Offers Housing to First Responders

Latest News

Chapman Adds Masters Programs in Patient Safety and Regulatory Affairs

Virtual Memorial Service for Professor Michael Lang Set for July 10

Director of Student Psychological Counseling Services Expands Mission to Serve in Crisis

Chapman Launches Fundraising Effort to Support Students and a Safe Return to Campus

Potamkin Family’s Gift Propels Campaign for Healthy Return to Campus

Economic Recovery Is on the Way, Chapman Economists Predict in Forecast Update

Prestigious Scholarships Equip Future Speech Therapists to Aid Underserved Communities

Glenn Pfeiffer to Retire as Provost in June 2021

Lifelong Resources and Support for Chapman Alumni

Chapman University Announces Strategic Partnership Between UMass Online and Brandman University

‘How Do We Turn Our Anguish to Purpose?’

Crean College Dean Addresses Health Care After COVID-19

Angels Manager Joe Maddon Talks Leadership With Chapman Public Relations Students

COVID-19, Election Are Among Topics to be Discussed at Economic Forecast Update

Musco Center Goes Virtual

How New Grads Can Get an Interview and Land a Job During COVID-19

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CU Safely Back: Information for Students Concerning Course Delivery

Provost Announces New Role to Support Diversity and Inclusion

“Vigil for Victims of Violence and Racism” Will Sound Call to Action

Chapman to Host ‘Turning Anguish to Purpose: The Path Forward’

“CU Safely Back” Plan Will Guide University’s Return to Campus This Fall

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