As we celebrate Women’s Herstory Month and César Chávez Day, I took time to reflect on the impact of “La Causa” (or, “the cause,” a term used to describe the movement that sought to secure rights and consideration...
If they don’t give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair. – Shirley Chisholm, First Black Congresswoman and first Black woman candidate for a major party nomination for United States Presidency The leadership...
For years, Michelle Samura has sought to expand learning opportunities to include those who typically get overlooked. So during this time when issues of racial and social equity are at the forefront, she sees great...
Senior administrators and staff from Chapman University and Santa Ana College met virtually to formalize a new partnership that opens a pipeline for community college students who are preparing to become teachers. The...
Chapman University has earned important new support for its interdisciplinary work to promote public policies that improve the quality of life for children and adults with disabilities. That extraordinary support comes...
As a K-12 student growing up in Santa Ana, Chrystee Lopez switched schools almost every other year. She always seemed to be moving, but she wasn’t getting anywhere. After a childhood she describes as troubled, Lopez...
A nonprofit founded by Sarah Nininger ’13 provides vital services to a Ugandan community.
Chapman University’s Attallah College of Educational Studies and Santiago Canyon College have signed a new partnership that is designed to meet the growing need for teachers in California. The Chapman Transfer Admission...
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