A study by Chapman University School of Pharmacy researchers evaluating trends in opioid prescribing for pediatric patients is gaining attention after being published by JAMA Network Open, an online journal of the...
The newest students at Chapman University’s Dale E. Fowler School of Law are not only the most diverse class in the law school’s history, they also are among the most highly qualified, with a median LSAT score of 157...
AMID THE SCENT of spruce trees in northern Minnesota, an odd sight rises from the peatland bog. Ten silo-like enclosures nearly 30 feet tall and 40 feet across dot a small area of the 2,800-acre Marcell Experimental...
Chapman University is one of three schools in the country ranked at the top of the Forward College Guide’s list of safest colleges for Jews. Chapman is the only college on the West Coast selected among the top 30, and...
They arrive as teenagers, just beginning to find their voices. But many of the high school students who have flocked to campus the last seven summers for the Chapman University Choral Music Camp return, again and...
A device like a smartphone, a tablet or a laptop can unlock the world. It also can sit useless in a drawer. Or frustrate to no end. Technological gadgets can be especially confounding to older people born long before...
Combating climate change takes hundreds of decisions by millions of people to change small daily habits as well as big governmental policies. Chapman University alumni Taylor Krause ’16 and Sara Wanous ’17 are part of...
Her achievements in high school helped Nathaly Del Real ’19 earn a full scholarship to a small New England liberal arts college, but she felt as adrift there as the snow. A first-generation college student, she was...
The earth renews itself each spring, and Chapman University’s efforts to sustain and protect the environment are abundant this year. The Rinker Health Science Campus recently earned a WaterStar Award from the Irvine...
To an MBA, writing a business plan without an Excel spreadsheet might seem like trying to make soup without a pot. As a Peace Corps volunteer in northern Peru, Paula Mattison (MBA’15) was teaching high school students...
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