Chapman Professor Sara LaBelle Recognized Among Top 1% of Scholars in Communication Studies
January 17, 2023
Marine Science Experience on Catalina Island Is ‘Hands on’ and ‘Paddles in’ for Chapman StudentsProfessor Richelle Tanner invites students into an immersive journey as she creates new connections to the Wrigley Marine Science Center.
December 16, 2022
Students From Underserved Communities Earn Scholarships to Chapman Thanks to Women in Entertainment
December 15, 2022
Chapman Dance Community Mourns the Loss of Multitalented Performer Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss
December 15, 2022
As His Debut Feature Surpasses $200 Million, Parker Finn (MFA ’11) Has Lots of Reasons to ‘Smile’The writer-director looks to build on his horror film's success and on the "great foundation" he says was provided by Chapman's Dodge College of Film and Media Arts.
November 29, 2022
Reel Conversations in the Classroom Drive Chapman Professor’s ResearchAs she guides students toward deep exploration of contemporary visual culture, Chapman film professor Kelli Fuery finds her own path to meaningful projects, including her latest book.
November 22, 2022
Inspired by Mentors and Indigenous Heritage, She Helps Students Find Their WayFor Edna (Best) Yokum ’09, teaching where she’s needed most is a commitment and a calling as she pays forward the support she received from Chapman professors.
November 8, 2022
Chapman Holds to Lofty No. 4 Spot in The Wrap’s Annual Ranking of Top 50 Film Schools
November 1, 2022
Water-Wise Plants and Practices Are Growing at ChapmanBy the end of this academic year, conversion to drought-tolerant landscaping is expected to save almost 485,000 gallons of water.
October 17, 2022
The Big Picture: How Data Science and Earth Observation Intersect to Study Climate RisksUsing satellite images and massive datasets, Professor Hesham El-Askary and the Ph.D. students in his remote-sensing lab unearth insights that could shape climate change policy across California and around the globe.
October 10, 2022
Inside the Maelstrom of a Romance for the Ages“Truly, Madly,” by Dodge College Dean Stephen Galloway, takes readers on a tempestuous journey with screen legends Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier.
October 6, 2022
Breakthrough Research Offers Game-Changing Potential for Global Food Security“We can now predict 100% of food crashes and recoveries three to six months ahead of time. This is going to save lives,” says Chapman University Presidential Fellow Joshua B. Fisher, co-author of a paper published Sept. 29.
