Category - Fall 2026 Chapman Magazine

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A Banner Year Conference championships, academic excellence, school records, and All-American honors highlighted another memorable season for Chapman Athletics.
Three graduates dressed in cap and gowns blow confetti as they stand in front of Memorial Hall.
A Year of Milestones From first visits to commencement, shared traditions help students become lifelong Panthers.
Three students sit in front of a black chalkboard.
New Degrees, New Opportunities From sports media to artificial intelligence, Chapman’s newest and reimagined degree programs reflect the changing interests of students and the evolving needs of today’s workforce.
Mike Pelly, Janeen Hill, Jerry Price
They Helped Build the Chapman You Know With nearly 90 years of combined service, Mike Pelly, Janeen Hill, and Jerry Price helped shape the student experience, expand academic opportunity, and guide Chapman’s rise as a nationally recognized university.
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Meet the Leaders Shaping Chapman’s Future Five new leaders bring expertise in enrollment, student success, academic innovation, and research to help Chapman continue its momentum
Headshot of Matt Parlow
Message from the President
Mike Ibba holds the needle of a record player.
The Last Word: Mike Ibba Chapman’s executive vice president, provost, and chief academic officer on vinyl records, espresso, and why not getting into medical school was the best thing that ever happened to him. 
Buck Smith, Jim Doti, Daniele Struppa, and President Matt Parlow stand together in front of a wood-paneled fireplace.
Continuing the Connection Four generations of Chapman presidents joined together in person in Medford, Oregon, following the presidential inauguration in October 2025. Their camaraderie was as fresh as their love for the Chapman Family was strong.
Lauren Fitzpatrick (J.D. ‘18) stands in the Honda Center with the hockey rink behind her.
Called Up to the Big Leagues Four Chapman alumni who built careers behind professional sports, and the foundation that made it possible.
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The Undergraduate Research Advantage Faculty mentorship, funding, and a culture of discovery help Chapman students turn questions into meaningful scholarship.
Daniel Cardenas-Vasquez, Andrew Lyon, and Ethan Ly, dressed in white lab coats, work in a lab.
Building the Body’s Blueprint Undergraduate researchers helped develop a new material that could someday support tissue healing and repair.
Sherry Wang, Harvey Duong, and Elena Wu are dressed in white lab coats and smiling on a balcony.
Chapman Advances Healthcare AI Research and Training Led by Sherry Wang, Chapman’s School of Pharmacy is using AI to study bias, improve medication safety, and prepare students for a changing profession.

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