Category - Driven by Curiosity

Germinal faculty; Research and Creative Activity; Innovative programming and initiatives; Presidential Fellows; Rankings

Chapman University President Emeritus Jim Doti speaks at Economic Forecast Dec. 14 at Musco Center for the Arts.
What Happened to That Recession? Chapman’s Jim Doti Says ‘We Aren’t Out of the Woods’
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Chapman University Research Awards for November 2023
Economic Forecast 2024
Economic Forecast to Unveil Key Insights for 2024
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Exposing the Holocaust Lies on the Dark Side of Wikipedia Associate Professor of History Shira Klein writes about how she learned about the potential for disinformation on the crowdsourced information site, and the viral response that followed.
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Saving Endangered Indigenous Language in Peru Pilar Valenzuela and a team of linguists are documenting the Amahuaca language with support from a National Science Foundation grant.
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Super Radar Breakthrough radar research overcomes a nearly century-old trade-off between wavelength and distance resolution.
Quaylan Allen sits on steps of Chapman's Memorial Hall holding a camera
Pictures and Stories: Elevating Black Students’ Stories of Trial and Resilience Aided by participant photography, Quaylan Allen gets young Black men talking about their struggles and successes, illuminating pathways to culturally relevant practices.
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Sowers of Peace All over the globe, changemakers are embracing Whitney McIntyre Miller’s  peace leadership model, feeding a global movement for systemic change.
Chapman grant awards - October 2023
Chapman University Research Awards for October 2023
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The Ways of Water: Interdisciplinary Research Examines Water Systems in the American Southwest Hydrologist Tom Piechota leads interdisciplinary research that informs strategies for managing the West’s most precious natural resource.
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Art From the Inside: Comic Art Offers Intimate Look at Japanese Incarceration A new exhibition explores life inside the Japanese incarceration camps from the point of view of the people who lived there.
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Professor Investigates What’s Really in Your Frozen Shrimp Package

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