Philip A. Quigley '13 is preparing for a career in government, helping to shape American policies on threat management and emergency preparedness.
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Far-Reaching Effects: Dale E. Fowler School of Law
A landmark $55 million gift from Dale E. Fowler ’58 and his wife, Sarah Ann, creates “a new trajectory for our law school that will lead to real prominence,” President Doti says.
A Message for the World
Munira Akhunzada and Shamsi Maqsoudi are back in their native Afghanistan now, advocating for clients and for change in their homeland’s legal system. But their impact on the Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of...
Panther in the House: Loretta Sanchez ’82
WEB EXCLUSIVE: #ChapmanStories video.From her upset victory in 1996 to her current senior status, U.S. Rep. Loretta Sanchez ’82 pursues her passions for security on home soil, equality for women in the military and a...
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Taking Flight
Roger Craig Smith '04 lands dream role as voice actor in Disney's Planes, combining passions for aviation and all things Disney.
Ryan HinesMy Lovely Time to Go Back in Time
I have returned home, but my mind still almost sings with details from our recent Chapman Class of ’63 reunion, which could not have gone better. I was swept back into the young person I once was, with nothing looming...
Class Notes: Fall 2013
Submit a Class Note. 1960s Don Barrett, B.A. communication ’64, was hired to take over the Orange County Register’s radio column for the late Gary Lycan. 1970s Charles E. “Chuck” Bailey, M.A. education ’77...
In Memoriam: The Rev. Dean Echols ’46
An alumnus who literally sang the praises of Chapman University and served as an unflagging supporter of alumni activities, the Rev. Dean Echols ’46 passed away Aug. 28. He was 88. Friends and colleagues remembered...
Sophomore Katie Murphy socks it to cancer with a touch of medical fashion
In 2009 Katie Murphy ’15 was in a race for her life as she launched into a seven-month treatment to battle stage III Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Today she is a cancer survivor and studying studio art at Chapman University...
Graduation Day finally comes for alumnus torn away by World War II internment
In 1941, Paul Nagano ’42 was a carefree student at then-Chapman College, enjoying pranks with his fraternity brothers, studying theology and playing basketball on the squad he describes as “too short to play...