DALLAS INNOVATES: Freakonomics Radio Asks ‘Why Is Everyone Moving to Dallas?’
January 20, 2022
NPR: Archaeologists launch first-ever ‘dig’ into life on the International Space StationFirst-ever archaeological study of humans in space, observes the lives of the crew living on the International Space Station
January 10, 2022
APOLLO: Outer space – the final frontier for the art market? Justin Walsh, associate professor of art history and archaeology at Chapman University, discusses the long tradition of sending art to space.
October 21, 2021
Engineering Dean and Chemistry Researcher Andrew Lyon Receives Distinguished Educator Award From Greater Irvine Chamber
October 14, 2021
Time: What We Learned About Relationships During the PandemicJennifer Bevan, professor of communication, quoted in a Time article on relationship lessons during COVID-19.
July 14, 2021
C-SPAN: 2021 Historians Survey of Presidential LeadershipAuthor and scholar of American history and new faculty member Luke Nichter participated in C-SPAN's 2021 Historians Survey of Presidential Leadership.
July 14, 2021
NBC News: Back to Not-So-Normal: Psychologists Eye Pandemic Stress as U.S. ReopensBrain Institute’s Uri Maoz and Postdoc Marie-Christine Nizzi interviewed about the continuance of pandemic stress as the country reopens and many return to work.
July 13, 2021
ABC News: ‘The View’ Honors Trailblazers from LGBTQIA+ Community During Pride MonthJosie Totah, a television writing major at Dodge College, cited in ABC News as an entertainment superstar paving the way for the LGBTQIA+ community.
July 12, 2021
The Christian Science Monitor: Nicaraguans Sound Alarm Over Declining Democracy. Who’s Listening?Mateo Jarquin, assistant professor of history, quoted in The Christian Science Monitor about current political unrest in Nicaragua.
July 12, 2021
Refinery 29 | Our Childhood Crushes Were Sweet, Weird, & Kind Of Made Us Who We Are TodayRiva Tukachinsky Forster, associate professor of communication studies, quoted in Refinery 29 about how early childhood crushes can be a healthy and important psychological step in young people’s development.
July 12, 2021
Discover Magazine: An Indigenous Amazonian Group May Hold a Key to Slowing Down the Aging ProcessHillard Kaplan, professor of health economics and anthropology, featured in Discover Magazine about his research on the Tsimane people in Bolivia.
July 12, 2021
Orange County Patch: Housing Bubble, Construction Boom Mark OC Comeback: ForecastPresident Emeritus Jim Doti and his Economic Forecast findings on construction, inflation and rising interest rates featured in Orange County Patch.
