Students Step Outside the Classroom to Explore Environmental Justice Through Art, Advocacy and More
February 2, 2022
Testimony of Chapman Sociologist Pete Simi Leads to Judgment Against Organizers of Charlottesville RallyProfessor Simi’s research on white supremacists who planned the Unite the Right rally reflects his commitment to exposing the hidden spaces of hate.
January 25, 2022
What Does Historic Preservation Look Like in America Today?As Americans reflect on Hispanic and Indigenous histories this fall, remember this, says Chapman professor: “It’s not just about the historic sites.”
November 1, 2021
Op-Ed: Violence in Italy Exposes the Risks of Conspiracies Linked to Political ExtremismMass radicalization can spread like a contagion, Chapman professor warns. Demand governmental transparency and accountability, he advises.
October 18, 2021
Founder of Homeboy Industries Father Gregory Boyle to Speak at Chapman UniversityBoyle will receive an Honorary Doctorate in Humane Letters from Chapman President Daniele C. Struppa at the Nov. 12 event.
September 29, 2021
Twenty Years Later: Letters and Reflections From Ground Zero SurvivorsChapman’s Center for American War Letters grows to include 9/11 accounts and correspondence.
September 10, 2021
Multimillion-Dollar Gifts Create Opportunities for Study of U.S. Presidents’ History, ImpactEndowments work to establish the region's presidential history and distinguish Chapman University as a hub for study of the field.
August 25, 2021
Chapman University President Endows Bernardino Telesio Professorship in Italian StudiesThe $1 million legacy gift will ensure a strong future for the study of Italian language and culture at Chapman.
August 16, 2021
Chapman Holocaust Library Artifact Connects a Son to His Father’s StoryA wallet made from a Torah carries the weight of history and reflects Mitchell Raff's commitment to remembrance.
June 7, 2021
Chapman Student Unites Art With Activism to Empower a Social Justice CommunityWorking in the Cross-Cultural Center and Chapman Diversity Project, peace studies major Natalia Ventura '21 finds "my voice, my community and the purpose of my college career."
May 27, 2021
Chapman Film Grad’s Journey to the White House as Official VideographerDrew Heskett ’14 documents the Biden campaign and presidency, drawing on his global experience as a film and broadcast journalism student.
March 25, 2021
Chapman Honors Class Takes on Institutional Racism by Bridging Five Decades of ActivismLed by mentors Carmichael Peters and Andrew Horowitz, Honors students revisit a 1969 narrative, seeking a new path to change.
