Category - Chapman in the News

Jim Doti
A better way to solve California’s housing crisis
Women of Chapman
The Crowd: Women of Chapman hold 38th annual luncheon in support of the Orange university
Pradip Shukla MLK Award
Southwest Rapid Rewards Premier Business Credit Card Reviews: It It Worth It? (2025)
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Worried Sick About TikTok’s Looming Fate? Here Are Three Reasons to Chill Out.
Professor Rosalee Hellberg, left, and student researcher Diane Kim working in a lab.
Study finds relatively low rates of substitution for America’s favorite types of seafood
New Dodge College Dean Stephen Galloway inside Folino Theater.
David Lynch, Auteur Drawn to the Dark and the Dreamlike, Dies at 78
Matt Parlow
Transitions: Chapman U. Names New President
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How to Make the Most of Summer Breaks as a Dance Major
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New Study From Chapman University Reveals Rapid Return of Water from Ground to Atmosphere through Plants Research reshapes understanding of terrestrial water cycle, implications for climate and ecosystem health
Jeff Kurtti, a leading authority and historian on Walt Disney and his legacy, has been appointed Presidential Fellow at Chapman University.
Walt Disney Think Tank would study Disneyland’s impact on the world Chapman University considers developing a think tank to study the life, legacy and influence of the Disneyland founder.
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Chapman’s annual survey finds Americans more afraid today than at any time in recent history A decade of research from Chapman University suggests dread is a big part of American life. The reason is politics. And news. And biology. And math.
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These Are Americans’ Biggest Fears in 2024, as the Country Is ‘Becoming More Afraid’ Government corruption, loved ones becoming ill or dying, cyberterrorism and nuclear weapons topped the list of Chapman University’s annual survey

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