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Thanksgiving Break Begins Today at 3 p.m.
President Struppa has announced that all faculty and staff may leave early today, Nov. 27, at 3 p.M., to get started on holiday plans for Thanksgiving. Please note that this early dismissal is at the discretion of...
Stephanie House
11/30 Chapman Football vs. St. John’s: Get Your Tickets For the Second Round Game
Tickets are now on sale for Chapman football’s second round game of the 2019 Division III football championship against Saint John’s (Minnesota). Kickoff is set for noon on Nov. 30 in Chapman Stadium. All...
Christopher Bryant
Veterans Day Luncheon for Staff, Students and Faculty
There’s no better way to honor those who’ve served the most than by coming together to share food and fellowship. Hosted by the Advisory Group on the Status of Military Affiliates, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion...
Chapman’s Annual Panther Pumpkin Pageant
Celebrate the spookiest holiday of all, Halloween, at Chapman’s Annual Panther Pumpkin Pageant on Thursday, Oct. 31. The festivities take place from 9–10:30 a.m. at Orange Campus at Attallah Piazza and from 3–4:30...
AI and Ingenuity Help Environmental Scientist Solve the Case of the Missing Mangroves
What do you do when an intricate ecosystem of trees and roots disappears? This was the mystery presented to researcher Hesham El-Askary, Ph.D., a professor in Chapman University’s Center of Excellence in Earth Systems...
Brittany Hanson
Do We Control Our Actions? Chapman's new Brain Institute pairs neuroscience with philosophy to pursue centuries-old questions of consciousness and free will.
It’s a faculty biography on an institutional webpage–typically not a source for gripping prose. But here we find compelling passage into a scientist’s world. “You experience it to be within your power to stop reading...
Dennis Arp
Research Perspective: High Cost of Living Feeds a New Feudalism in California
California was built by people dedicated to hard work, innovation, family and community. A large number came from other countries or poor backgrounds: sharecroppers from the South, campesinos from Mexico, people fleeing...
Joel Kotkin and Marshall Toplansky
10/24 Harold Koh of Yale University Visits Chapman Chapman University's first Phi Beta Kappa visiting scholar will present a lecture, "Trump and International Law"
Chapman University’s first Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar, Dr. Harold Koh of Yale University, will visit campus on Thursday, October 24 at 6 p.m. in the Bush Conference Center, Beckman Hall 404. Dr. Koh will present a...