Where there is smoke, there’s fire, but in the case of vaping, there has been a mist of uncertainty. Chapman Professor Georgiana Bostean is working on writing policy for a national public health organization to bring...
For more than a decade Chapman University’s Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education and Fish Interfaith Center have gathered their interfaith community in early November to commemorate Kristallnacht, pulling from...
What do you do when an intricate ecosystem of trees and roots disappears? This was the mystery presented to researcher Hesham El-Askary, Ph.D., a professor in Chapman University’s Center of Excellence in Earth Systems...
Bigfoot, aliens, ghosts and psychic abilities used to be the stuff of checkout-line tabloids and daytime TV. But now these, and many more beliefs like them, are securing a spot in the mainstream. A majority of Americans...
Chapman University’s Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education had the unique opportunity to connect young documentary makers from Discovery Elementary School in Bakersfield, California, to one of the subjects of their...
The opening this fall of The K Residence Hall at Chapman University combines a student housing solution with an historic preservation project. It’s a big part of Chapman’s Specific Plan, not only ensuring success...
Chapman University’s Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education begins its fall series, “Shards of Memory – Symbols of Hope,” with a screening of and lecture on Weapons of the Spirit, and a book...
Tenor Brett Sprague ’10 took a big leap this year in his opera career, moving across nine time zones to Munich, Germany, and launching a two-season engagement at the Theater Erfurt. The College of Performing Arts...
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