Brett Danaher’s passion for data analytics starts with academic curiosity. That’s important because when he started his research more than a decade ago, he was pioneering systems and collecting data sets without knowing...
Extending hundreds of years into history, the family tree of Amir Esfahanian ’17 is rooted in the art of Persian rug-making. To this Old World craftsmanship Esfahanian has added a new-technology twist. Introducing...
Continued job growth and an uptick in construction will offset downward slowing and keep recession at bay in 2020, say Chapman economists.
Chapman's annual Economic Forecast is on Tuesday, Dec. 10, so it’s time to brush up on your econometrics.
To mark the occasion of 20 years of achievement and growth since the naming of the George L. Argyros School of Business and Economics at Chapman University, the Argyros Family announced a surprise gift of $10 million to...
It’s never too early to gain the confidence and knowledge needed to run a business. Girls Inc. of Orange County agrees. Each summer, girls in third through fifth grade kickstart their futures by participating in a...
In the two decades since it took on the name and embraced the vision of The Honorable George L. Argyros ’59, the school has increased student selectivity, risen in the rankings and launched thousands of alumni into...
Join the Chapman community on Wednesday, June 19, for the annual Economic Forecast Update at Musco Center for the Arts. Information and tickets are available at chapman.edu/economicforecast. Chapman alumni receive...
The decision to curtail California’s high-speed rail plan reflects the disfavor residents already felt for the $77 billion project, says a Chapman University professor.
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