Pride Month has evolved into a national fixture each June, but October marks a perhaps lesser-known celebration – LGBT History Month. Pride Month has been acknowledged on Chapman University’s campus, so some may wonder...
What does it mean to enter college without knowing what your major will be? For incoming students, having an “undeclared” – or better yet, “exploratory” – major offers a wealth of possibilities. Whether a student...
The decision to travel to another country to attend graduate school is a weighty one. Not only do prospective students have to decide what academic program is right for them, they must also choose a destination that...
Beyond the fall rituals of moving in, finding classes and getting involved on campus, there are “unwritten” rules for succeeding in college. Here are some tips from “The Secret Syllabus: A Guide to the Unwritten Rules...
For member’s of Chapman’s Players’ Society, club. All the world truly is a stage. Students in The Players’ Society create one-of-a-kind, 100% student-driven theatrical productions. “The Players’...
Career Fairs are a great way to make connections with prospective employers. Although it can seem like a daunting task, there are ways to prepare and feel comfortable during the event. Susan Chang, assistant director of...
The opportunity to meet people and make new friends is one of the most exciting things about starting college. It can also be one of the most intimidating! Meeting people is definitely not a problem. From your first...
As an elite athlete and honors student, Maddie Mirro ’23 lives the adage that you get out what you put in. That applies to study and training, says the Chapman University middle-distance runner, but Mirro takes it a...
‘Tis the season for papers, projects and make-or-break exams. Finals week at Chapman University is officially upon us, which means for many students the added pressure may be starting to set in. But, amid the flurry of...
Success at college means more than getting good grades. Learn how Chapman resources help students build strong wellness habits that will serve them now and for years to come.
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