Author - Robyn Norwood

Paleontologist Jack Horner, who helps Chapman students turn learning differences into creative strengths, joins in an Eye to Eye discussion with Rumi. a middle-school student, and University mentor Ellie Hood '21.
Similar Differences Chapman mentors guide middle-schoolers to “the success part” of managing diverse learning abilities.
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Kishi Bashi The renowned violinist and singer welcomes students into his unique performance world as Chapman begins planning to honor Japanese-American heritage.
Paul Churchill '05 behind the microphone as he records his 'Recovery Elevator' podcast.
New Paths to Recovery
Alisa Driscoll (M.A. '19) with Congressman Lou Correa
Chapman Women Honored at Rep. Lou Correa’s 2019 Women of the Year Awards
Bella Pepke, a cellist, listens intently to Kishi Bashi during the students' master class before his show in the Musco Center.
A Master Class with Kishi Bashi The classically trained violinist welcomes students into his unique performance world as plans evolve to honor Japanese American heritage at Chapman.
Rabbi Corie Yutkin in Fish Interfaith Center
Chapman’s Director of Jewish Life Seeks to Guide Others to ‘Moments of Shabbat’
Change Agent Diana Day (JD ’07) leads a fast break with history to earn a position of power in the male-dominated world of pro sports.
In Memoriam: Toshi Ito ’46
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Journal to Publish Article by Prof. LaBelle and Health Communication Graduate Student
Paul Churchill '05 behind the microphone as he records his 'Recovery Elevator' podcast.
Another Way to Sobriety Paul Churchill '05 and his podcast connect people who want to leave alcohol behind.
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Research on Pediatric Opioid Prescribing Gains Notice
Man with Dog in Kennedy Hall, Chapman University
Wounded in Iraq, Veteran Finds a New Mission at Fowler Law School

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