For more than a decade Chapman University’s Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education and Fish Interfaith Center have gathered their interfaith community in early November to commemorate Kristallnacht, pulling from...
Chris Herrmann ’15 has always been a go-getter. The Chapman University graduate-turned-teacher is the recent recipient of a Fulbright Fellowship to Greece. The Fulbright Program offers competitive fellowships to...
Bigfoot, aliens, ghosts and psychic abilities used to be the stuff of checkout-line tabloids and daytime TV. But now these, and many more beliefs like them, are securing a spot in the mainstream. A majority of Americans...
Chapman University’s Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education had the unique opportunity to connect young documentary makers from Discovery Elementary School in Bakersfield, California, to one of the subjects of their...
When asked by Dean Matt Parlow of Chapman University’s Fowler School of Law how he wants to be remembered, Neil Gorsuch might have answered by listing his many accomplishments. Instead, the Supreme Court justice offered...
Acclaimed Kentucky novelist, short story writer and literary critic Bobbie Ann Mason will bring Southern flair to Chapman’s Orange campus on Monday, Oct. 7, as part of WordTheatre’s fall lineup. Actors Tess...
Update: The National Book Foundation announced on Tuesday, Oct. 8, that Carolyn Forché’s book “What You Have Heard is True” is now one of the five finalists for its 2019 non-fiction award. A memoir by poet...
Chapman University’s John Fowles Center for Creative Writing opens its 2019-20 author series this fall with special lectures by Italian authors Marco Nereo Rotelli and Alessandro Baricco. The free lectures are open to...
Chapman University’s Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education begins its fall series, “Shards of Memory – Symbols of Hope,” with a screening of and lecture on Weapons of the Spirit, and a book...
Stephen Hinkle didn’t always love a good joke or pun. Humor and its indirect meanings eluded the Chapman University Ph.D. student, who has autism. But these days he’s a bit of a jokester himself. In a quiet campus...
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