At eight months in, Andrew Kami is still pretty new to Chapman as the director of Student Psychological Counseling Services (SPCS). And what a beginning. Soon after he arrived, COVID-19 changed everything, and suddenly...
All American pitcher Nick Garcia ’21 made Panther baseball history on June 11, when he was picked in the third round of the Major League Baseball (MLB) draft by the Pittsburgh Pirates. The right-hander was the 79th...
Recently, Janeen Hill, Ph.D., founding dean of Crean College of Health and Behavioral Sciences, answered questions addressing the future of health care, how it will be altered by COVID-19 and how the education of future...
What does it take to hit a leadership home run? Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim manager Joe Maddon has a winning play combining real connection and service-mindedness, all mixed with a little – or maybe a lot...
After nearly 50 years as an educator and community leader, Professor Anaida Colon-Muniz, Ed.D., is retiring. Her career has included working with students and parents at all levels – from preschool to university...
Chapman University professor Art Blaser, Ph.D. has picked a serene painting of a blossoming cherry tree as his Zoom background. Nearby offscreen, his assistance canine companion’s collar jingles. It’s a bucolic screen...
For two decades, Chapman University’s Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education has hosted “An Evening of Holocaust Remembrance,” a night commemorating the more than 6 million lives lost in the Holocaust that typically...
Because of COVID-19, Chapman University’s halls, labs and classrooms have grown quiet since the university shifted to remote instruction. However, there is one part of campus that shows signs of activity – and all...
The spirit of the Chapman Family is strong, even in the midst of a world health crisis. At no time has this been more evident than in the past few weeks. As soon as the announcement was made that fees for parking...
Packing up and leaving campus quickly in the face of the rising coronavirus pandemic was an urgent situation for Jill Kleinkauf ’20. Despite the emergency exit from student housing, she said it was calm enough to feel...
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