With their creative approach to collaborative projects, graphic designer Claudine Jaenichen and visual artist Lia Halloran help us find our way in worlds full of change.
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With their creative approach to collaborative projects, graphic designer Claudine Jaenichen and visual artist Lia Halloran help us find our way in worlds full of change.
Diligence, generosity and artistry made Chapman’s Berlin Wall memorial happen. Thirty years after the fall of the wall, President Emeritus Jim Doti and Professor Emeritus Richard Turner recall the experience of creating...
The Hilbert Museum of California Art at Chapman University focuses on vibrant paintings of everyday life in 20th century Los Angeles and its surrounding region in a major new exhibition, “Los Angeles Area Scene...
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 realities – and concepts – of borders and border issues are complex. When words fail, art can help. With the opening of four new art exhibitions as part of a semester-long arts program, the Chapman University...
Hollywood is working to bring gender parity to movies. The League of Professional Theatre Women launched an effort pushing for 50/50 gender parity in American theatres by 2020, just in time for the 100th anniversary of...
Twenty years ago, April Abeyta ’00 wasn’t worried about what challenges she was going to face in her career. She was worried about getting cut from the starting lineup of the women’s basketball team here at Chapman...
Typically, borders are meant to divide. This fall, the Chapman University campus community will unite to explore the concept of “borders” and numerous issues surrounding the U.S.-Mexico border. La Frontera-The Border...
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