An Economist’s Research Into Taxes, Guns and Suicide Leads to Unexpected Results
July 25, 2019
50 Years After the Stonewall RiotsChapman professors reflect on Stonewall’s place in the history of LGBTQIA+ activism.
June 25, 2019
What’s in a Name? For Amazonian Tribes, There’s a Connection to Culture and IdentityA Chapman professor's research helps officials in Peru embrace the use of native names.
June 6, 2019
Former Child Actor Plans to Use Her Law Degree to Help Protect Others‘All I want to do is work. It's really what I live for.’
May 9, 2019
The Mantle of MemoryAs the Holocaust Art & Writing Contest turns 20, young scholars embrace the critical role of bearing witness for the survivors.
May 8, 2019
Connecting Music and Japanese-American History with Kishi BashiThe Kishi Bashi String Quartet and Master Class will shed light on a dark chapter of U.S. history.
February 20, 2019
Tattooed RenewalMastering the art of cosmetic restoration, Kimberly Armstrong (M.A. ’98) transforms lives – including her own.
February 8, 2019
‘Visions of Chapman’
February 5, 2019
Worries About Corrupt Leaders, Water Pollution Top List in Chapman Survey of American Fears
October 16, 2018
Chapman University and Richard Nixon Foundation Partner in First-Ever Fellows Program
October 3, 2018
‘Conversing With Cancer’A new book by Chapman faculty members offers a prescription for better health communication practices.
August 10, 2018
Why Are Central Americans Fleeing Their Homelands? Desperation, Says Chapman Professor
