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SCIENCE DAILY: Geoengineering Test Quietly Launches Salt Crystals into Atmosphere A solar geoengineering experiment in San Francisco could lead to brighter clouds that reflect sunlight. The risks are numerous
USA TODAY: COVID-19 is waning but these viruses are still hanging around as we head into early spring
THE TELEGRAPH ONLINE: Varanasi’s iconic ghats face Ganga threat, scientists flag dangers of land subsidence Scientists at the Banaras Hindu University and Chapman University in the US, who combined data from satellites with groundwater and rainfall measurements, have calculated land subsidence rates ranging from 2mm per year to 8mm per year along the riverfront
FORTUNE: Which U.S. presidents would have bought Bitcoin? These 3, says a presidential historian
LOS ANGELES TIMES: What will Biden say on immigration? Border agent and ‘Dreamers’ expected at State of the Union
NBC: Chapman University DACA student invited to attend State of the Union Valeria Delgado is a fourth-year student at Chapman University studying to become a physician’s assistant in pediatrics.
WALLETHUB: Best Money Market Account Rates Selected from 150+ money market accounts for March 2024
NEW YORK TIMES: What Are We So Afraid Of? Here’s the Expert to Ask. Christopher Bader studies Americans’ prevailing fears. If you guessed “clowns,” you’re not entirely wrong.
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: Chapman 2024 economic forecast: ‘Very slow growth. No recession’ Economist James Doti sees a thin line between a chilled economy and a recession in 2024.
USA TODAY: Climate change is pushing Earth toward these 5 disastrous scenarios, report says
CNN: A deluge of violent messages: How a surge in threats to public officials could disrupt American democracy
CITY NEWS SERVICE: It May Pay to Wait for Deals This Holiday Season In Orange County Spending is down in Orange County, but shopping centers are offering holiday events to attract families.
INDIEWIRE: Does Marvel Have a Gen-Z Problem? Just 19% of ‘The Marvels’ Audience Was 18-24 Just 19 percent of "The Marvels" audience was 18-24; compare that to 40 percent for "Captain Marvel."
THE NEW YORK TIMES: ‘Vortenses’ and the Storms of Space-Time In verse and in color, a Nobel physicist and a visual artist collaborate to portray black holes, gravitational waves and other preposterous features of Einstein’s universe.
VARIETY: ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ Box Office: Is Martin Scorsese’s $200 Million Epic a Hit or Flop?
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: Just seeing a sick person can trigger your immune system, Chapman professor finds Column: As sick season approaches, a local biology professor probes a fascinating mind-body connection
LOS ANGELES TIMES: Hilbert Museum of California Art at Chapman University will triple in size in 2024
CNN: They told a famous story about being abducted by space aliens. A new book says it’s really about racism
THE NEW YORK TIMES: What to Know About the Health Risks of Chemical Hair Straighteners The Food and Drug Administration plans to propose banning the use of formaldehyde in hair straighteners, which have been linked to increased cancer risk.
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: Restoration starts on historic Killefer School for Chapman University’s quantum studies
HEALTH IMPACT NEWS: Mexico Takes a Stand Against U.S. Big Ag and GMO Corn to Protect Their Native Varieties of Mexican Corn
LIFESTYLES MAGAZINE: $10 million gift from George and Julianne Argyros Elevates School to College
LOS ANGELES TIMES: O.C. Sustainability Decathlon, coming to fairgrounds Oct. 5, proves it is easy being green
BEST COLLEGES: Chapman University Will Turn Business School Into College With $10 Million Gift The Argyros family made a $10 million donation to help create the George L. Argyros College of Business and Economics.
AI JAZEERA: Why is Mexico standing up to bigger neighbours US, Canada on corn? Mexico has barred the import of GMO corn for human consumption, raising the ire of exporter US where most corn is GMO.
ABC NEWS: Behind all the speechmaking at the UN lies a basic, unspoken question: Is the world governable? At the United Nations, “multilateralism” is always the goal, however fragmented and complex
LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS: Why does Donald Trump attack the Ronald Reagan Library? Despite its prominence nationwide, the library draws ire from Trump who is seeking his party’s nomination
AP: Behind all the speechmaking at the UN lies a basic, unspoken question: Is the world governable?
SCIENCE NEWS NET: The Invisible Labor of Adult Daughters: Baylor Expert Highlights the Valuable Role of Adult ‘Daughtering’
ABC NEWS: Influencer 101? These colleges are teaching students the business of being an influencer
GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY: Disaster Zone Podcast: ‘A Growing Threat of Violence Against Public Officials’
PSY POST: Religious beliefs and premarital abstinence: New study explores intimacy dynamics among Christian couples
SCREEN CRAFT: What is the best screenwriting education? Ranking the top five screenwriting education options for screenwriters.
SAN FRANCISCO CLASSICAL VOICE: Southern California Connects With Complexions Contemporary Ballet
AIA CA: 2023 DESIGN AWARD RECIPIENT Sandi Simon Center for Dance at Chapman University – Merit Award
DANCE MAGAZINE: Dwight Rhoden Brings Contemporary Ballet and Professional Connections to Chapman University
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: Chapman’s law school will use most of $15 million gift for scholarships
LOS ANGELES TIMES: Tropical forests may be warming to a point where plant photosynthesis fails, study warns
ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS JOURNAL: Chapman Gets $15M Gift Chairman Kennedy makes one of school's largest donations
THE MESSENGER: Space-Based Sensors Help Spy on Tropical Trees, See a Potential Warming Tipping Point
ABC NEWS: Some plants in tropical forests have stopped undergoing photosynthesis due to global warming, scientists say Tropical forests are reaching critical thresholds due to climate change.
MUSICAL WORLD AMERICA: Danko Druško Takes the Baton as Assistant Professor of Orchestral Studies for the Hall-Musco Conservatory of Music at Chapman University
Chapman University’s College of Performing Arts proudly announces the appointment of Danko Druško, who assumes the role of Assistant Professor of Orchestral Studies within the esteemed Hall-Musco Conservatory of Music, beginning with the fall 2023 semester.
CA POLITICAL REVIEW: New research shows some of California’s most affordable cities saw biggest rent increases
THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: ChatGPT-wary universities scramble to prepare for new school year Many schools are realizing they need to find a way to live with AI.
WHITTIER DAILY NEWS: Prosperity, not handouts, key to aiding poor Raymond Sfeir, director of the A. Gary Anderson Center for Economic Research at Chapman University, says, “A guaranteed income in my view provides less incentive for people to find work.”
THE BOSTON GLOBE: Military recruiters lax on screening for extremism; Many neglect to ask basic questions, Pentagon says
LAist: In Midst Of Corruption Probe, These Community Activists Are Anaheim’s Unsung Heroes Anaheim residents spent years documenting corruption before the FBI and private investigators stepped in to help.
CBC: Hunter Biden continues to be a political headache for his father. But just how damaging is he?
THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: 2023 Top 25 American Film Schools, Ranked From Pasadena to Providence, the filmmaking talents of tomorrow are honing skills at these 25 storied institutions that boast Shonda Rhimes, the Duffer brothers and Pete Docter as alums.
NBC LOS ANGELES: New research shows some of Calif.’s most affordable cities saw biggest rent increases California's inland cities had the highest hikes in rent in the state, increasing as much as 40% since 2020, according to new data.
WEST OBSERVER: Hollywood actors on strike, but many A-list celebrities still working. Inside side deals debate
CAL MATTERS: College students with Hollywood dreams see industry strikes as key to livable careers
INSIDER: I took a chance and wrote my college essay about wanting to be like Barbie. I was accepted into one of the world’s top film schools.
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: Review: A smartly cast staging of ‘Rent’ breathes life into O.C.’s summer theater season
SCIENCE DAILY: Super Radar: Breakthrough radar research overcomes a nearly century-old trade-off between wavelength and distance resolution
THE NEW YORK TIMES: Despite Acquittal, Kevin Spacey Faces Uphill Battle for Hollywood Roles
FOX NEWS: Amid California exodus, state population projected to be same in 2060 as today, data shows Residents continue fleeing California as Golden State population projections plummet
NEW YORK TIMES POST: The US military integrated 75 years ago. It forever changed the way America works.
USA TODAY: The US military integrated 75 years ago. It forever changed the way America works.
CALIFORNIA HEALTHLINE: Black Women Weigh Emerging Risks of ‘Creamy Crack’ Hair Straighteners
SCIENCE DAILY: Climate scientist finds new way to measure the Earth’s ability to offset carbon emissions
LOS ANGELES TIMES: So what is ‘Bidenomics’ anyway? Certainly not the key to President Biden’s reelection
WALL STREET JOURNAL: The Ukraine War Wouldn’t Have Surprised Richard Nixon A declassified 1994 letter to Bill Clinton shows how well the former president understood the Russians.
LOS ANGELES TIMES: ‘Everybody liked him’: Chapman staff remembers beloved former AD Dave Currey
THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: How Can a Movie Be Marketed Without Stars? A PR Dilemma Amid Actors Strike
THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: How Can a Movie Be Marketed Without Stars? A PR Dilemma Amid Actors Strike
YAHOO! FINANCE: Instagram Threads hits 100 million users, becoming easily the fastest growing app ever
THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: California-Nevada Theater Owners Announce 2023 Grants and Scholarships
FOX NEWS: Mexico must end violence against Catholic priests More must be done to bring attention to violence against priests
BNN: ‘Twitter Killer’ Threads Tops Apple’s App Store, Celebrity Sign-ups Include Kim Kardashian and Gordon Ramsay
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: Supreme Court upholds equal rights, strikes down discriminatory ‘affirmative action’ schemes
THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION: College Presidents Are All Over the Map About the End of Race in Admissions
BROADWAY WORLD: Musco Center for the Arts at Chapman University Sets the Stage For 2023-24 Fall/Winter Season
CNN: McDonald’s bet on viral success with its Grimace shake. TikTok users are pretending it killed them
TIMES HIGHER EDUCATION: Using critical thinking and interrogation skills to harness the power of AI
USA TODAY: ‘I’m wired differently’: What it feels like to be polyamorous and how couples make it work
THE REAL DEAL: OC home prices expected to fall by 11% as recession looms Chapman University economists predicts mild downturn led by higher interest rates
ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS JOURNAL: OC Home Prices Sliding: Chapman ‘Downward drift’ in local job growth
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: Recession will cut Orange County home prices 11%, Chapman forecasts The Federal Reserve’s interest rates hikes are the key reason.
THE FORWARD: The shocking truth about Wikipedia’s Holocaust disinformation Why Wikipedia cannot be trusted: It repeatedly allows rogue editors to rewrite Holocaust history and make Jews out to be the bad guys
DIVERSE ISSUES IN HIGHER EDUCATION: Chapman University Receives $1 Million to Reinforce Financial Safety Net for Students
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: Orange County voters’ approval of Sen. Dianne Feinstein on a steady decline
LOS ANGELES TIMES: ‘Gospel Voices of OC’ back at Musco Center with new script, just in time for Juneteenth
DEADLINE: CAA Sets Dates, Lineup For 8th Annual Moebius Film Festival
Creative Artists Agency announced on Monday that the eighth edition of CAA Moebius, their annual screening series showcasing diverse student filmmakers from around the globe, will return as a live event from June 7-8. The 2023 lineup for CAA Moebius, which is taking place in CAA’s Ray Kurtzman Theater, features storytellers from Malaysia, New Zealand, France, Switzerland, China […]
ABC7: Favor repaid: Ukrainian family finds refuge in Los Angeles decades after ancestors saved a life
EDUCATION WEEK: Women of Color Bring Special Strengths to the Superintendency, New Research Suggests
Women of color make up about 3 percent of the country’s K-12 superintendents. But there are a lot of unknowns about their path to the superintendency, the skills they bring to the job, and the reasons they’re hired for the role. Some new research is beginning to point to specific talents that they bring to […]
DEZEEN: LOHA creates dance school within historic orange-packing building in southern California
USA TODAY: Angela Bassett, award-winning actress, director and executive producer – Chapman University
INSIDER: 9 non-monogamy terms that show there’s no one way to have a fulfilling relationship
INSIDER: 9 non-monogamy terms that show there’s no one way to have a fulfilling relationship
ORANGE COAST: Gospel Voices of OC Juneteenth Celebration Returns to Chapman’s Musco Center for the Arts The concert featuring more than 100 Black and diverse performers takes place June 10.
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: 23 graduation caps with unique messages from Southern California’s 2023 seniors
TIME: Western States Finally Strike Colorado River Deal. But The Hard Work Has Only Just Begun
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: Why is GOP’s Marjorie Taylor Greene giving money to OC Rep. Michelle Steel? From its impact on swing voters to solidifying where Steel fits in the GOP, analysts weigh in on the campaign donation
Rep. Michelle Steel is one of several House Republicans who got a financial boost from Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene already this campaign cycle. In a district where Democrats have a slight advantage, could a donation from one of the more polarizing GOP lawmakers impact Steel’s race? On top of her $275,000 donation to the campaign arm […]
THE TIMES OF ISRAEL: Wikipedia bans editors but sidesteps broader action in Holocaust distortion row Online encyclopedia bars 3 editors from working on articles related to Holocaust in Poland, but avoids stance on underlying dispute over Polish antisemitism and complicity
PHYS.org: Newly described species of dome-headed dinosaur may have sported bristly headgear
PEOPLE: Travis Barker Rocks Out in N.Y.C., Plus Kim Petras, Angela Bassett, Javier Bardem and More From Hollywood to New York and everywhere in between, see what your favorite stars are up to
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: Angela Bassett helps Chapman University celebrate its Class of 2023
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: Tom Campbell: The House Problem Solvers Caucus can help avoid debt ceiling calamity
GLOBAL DESIGN NEWS: Lorcan O’ Herlihy Architects transforms a former orange packing house into a performing arts center for Chapman University
WIRED: The Modern World Is Aging Your Brain In a remote part of the Amazon, anthropologists and neuroscientists are learning about life and health without an “embarrassment of riches.”
JUST SECURITY: Introduction to Expert Statements on Democracy and Political Violence, submitted to January 6th House select committee
ARCHITECTURAL RECORD: Lorcan O’Herlihy Packs the House for a New Dance Center at Chapman University
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: Fossils are helping Chapman University students find new passions Students are helping uncover the bones of a 78-million-year-old dinosaur
INVERSE: iSpace Crash Highlights Why Apollo Sites Need Protection, Say Archaeologists As commercial missions to the Moon ramp up, historic landing sites are vulnerable to robotic tourism, crash landings, and other damage.
TODAY: Leg-lengthening surgery is gaining popularity among men seeking to be taller, doctors say
NEW YORK TIMES: They’re Over Being Real BeReal was pitched as Gen Z’s safe haven from the artifice of social media. For some, authenticity only proved interesting for so long.
KCAL NEWS: Chapman student gets entire class out of final by passing professor’s social media challenge
INSIDER: A professor promised to cancel a final exam if his class made a TikTok video that got a million views
NEW YORK TIMES: Want an A in His Class? You Had Better Go Viral. A marketing professor gave his students a challenge: If they made a video that got a million views, the final exam would be canceled.
FORWARD: A survivor of sexual genocide seeks Nuremberg-level justice Nadia Murad wants the world to bring wartime rapists to trial
THE 19TH: Nearly 300,000 women served during the Iraq War. Two decades later, they remain ‘the invisible veterans.’ The increase in women soldiers, and the visibility of their service, led to policy changes over the next 20 years.
THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: Oscars Analysis: Why ‘Everything Everywhere’ — and the Academy — Won
LA TIMES: Column: There’s no home field advantage in California for Vice President Kamala Harris
DEADLINE: ‘City of God’ Director Fernando Meirelles to Work with Chapman University Students
DAPS MAGIC: The Walt Disney Company Selected By Chapman University As A Top Employer Of 2023
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: Chapman University unveils five-year plan, $500 million fundraising campaign
SAN DIEGO JEWISH WORLD: Research Reveals Wikipedia’s Intentional Distortion of the History of the Holocaust
THE 19TH: How many words Biden spent on abortion and LGBTQ+ issues in his State of the Union — and why it matters
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: Expansion starts on tripling the size of Chapman University’s Hilbert Museum
CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION: Learning the Unspoken Rules A boot camp gets autisitic students ready for the work force.
ORANGE COAST MAGAZINE: What It’s Like To: Discuss Mental Health at the White House Chapman alumna Justine Bautista was invited to present her ideas at a youth mental health forum at the nation’s capital.
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: Five Chapman Faculty Members Make OC’s List of 125 Most Influential People
Students From Underserved Communities Earn Scholarships to Chapman Thanks to Women in Entertainment
Four talented high school seniors from underserved communities have earned full-ride scholarships to Chapman University thanks to the generosity of donors and the Women in Entertainment Mentorship Program. The announcement was made Dec. 7 during the annual Hollywood Reporter Women in Entertainment breakfast gala in Los Angeles. The event is held in conjunction with publication […]
INSIDE HIGHER ED: Crossing the Border, Building a Bridge Research by Chapman University Professor Nancy Rios-Contreras provides a vivid portrait of migrant life and adds depth to the experience of her students.
BROADWAY WORLD: Ballet Folklórico De Los Angeles and Mariachi Garibaldi De Jamie Cuéllar Present Their Annual Holiday Spectacular
4STATE NEWS: The rise of social media app BeReal – Will it reign supreme over TikTok in the next few years?
WALL STREET JOURNAL: ‘How the Victorians Took Us to the Moon’ Review: Partial Progress The innovations of the 19th century are numerous. Imagine how much more could have been achieved had women been allowed to participate.
TIMES OF SAN DIEGO: Black Friday Could Fall Short As Shoppers Struggle with Inflation Outpacing Wage Gains
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: What’s real for the election? Hard to tell from what’s in your mailbox
DAILY POST: New Mexico Woman Donates 250 War Time Letters to The Center for American War Letters
LOS ANGELES TIMES: An installation by artist Richard Turner imagines the night sky, 18th century style
CBS LOS ANGELES: Chapman Engineering Students Make 3D-Printed Halloween Costumes and Accessories for Children Chapman engineering students make and deliver Halloween items to students at Higher Ground in Anaheim.
LA TIMES: From scare-actors to ofrenda artists, L.A.’s October’s spooky season is back in full force
SEA GRANT CALIFORNIA: A Study of a Marsh Ecosystem Grows into a Consideration of What Science Can Be By embracing complexity and nuance, Chapman University’s Richelle Tanner is searching for a more inclusive and effective approach to biology
LOS ANGELES TIMES: As Kanye West’s business partners back away, rapper buys right-wing social-media platform
NBC LA: Renewable Energy Will Be Coming to Some Orange County Cities Soon, But What’s the Cost?
PHARMACY TIMES: Pharmacist Moms’ Dialogues Event Features Vaccination Updates, Addresses Hesitancy
NEBRASKA EXAMINER: Nebraska election officials say their job is more stressful, under the spotlight
CALIFORNIA HEALTHLINE: Opponents of California’s Abortion Rights Measure Mislead on Expense to Taxpayers
UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL: Space archaeologists offer first consultancy firm for orbital habitats
THE WRAP: Apple May Give Will Smith’s ‘Emancipation’ a 2022 Release and Awards Campaign, After All
OCBJ: Women In Business Awards Special Report 2022 Two Chapman University leaders and several alumnae have been nominated for the Orange County Business Journal’s 28th annual Women in Business Awards.
YAHOO FINANCE: NIH awards InfeXtious Therapeutic grant for the development of broad-spectrum cyclic amphiphilic peptides
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: Unchallenged incumbents are frequent in races, but the uncontested newcomers in Dana Point is rare
ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS JOURNAL: Chapman alumnus lands grant from Google’s Latino Founders Fund
THE JEWISH OBSERVER: Siegel Selected as Chapman University’s First Full-Time Director of Jewish Life
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: Fossil from 30-foot dinosaur discovered by Chapman student in Montana comes to OC
NEWS MEDICAL: Chapman University biologist studies how our bodies and behaviors change during sickness
THE MERCURY NEWS: After Anaheim’s last mayor resigned, four say they’re the candidate to move city forward
FINE CUT Southern California Student Short Film Television Series Announces Finalists and Episode Lineup for New Season Premiering Sept 21 on KCET
REDLANDS DAILY FACTS: Local handbell duo will perform at Redlands’ First Congregational Church
NBC LOS ANGELES: Orange County Judge Violates Rule Signing Search Warrants While Working Remotely in Canada
Book Reveals What Parents Should Focus on When Students Apply for College Chapman University journalism program director Susan Paterno authored “Game On: Why College Admission Is Rigged and How to Beat the System.”
INSIDER: A Black woman diagnosed with breast cancer warns of toxic chemicals in beauty products
PHARMACEUTICAL TECHNOLOGY: Do generics producers have what it takes to tackle complex and specialty drugs?
LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS: Climate change plans may be a winning strategy for OC, LA candidates despite public polling
WBUR HERE & NOW: White supremacy poses increasing threats in the U.S.: ‘We are dealing with a massive movement.’
ROLLING STONE: Neo-Nazi Satanist Cult Is a Terrorist Group, Feds Say In the trial of a U.S. GI accused of plotting to murder his fellow soldiers, the United States says the Order of Nine Angles sect should be treated like Al Qaeda
ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS JOURNAL: Full-Court Press Chapman alumnus Matt Kanne, founder of Anaheim’s Open Gym Premier, discusses the company he launched in 2009 while playing basketball as a business major.
ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS JOURNAL: OC Lags in High-Value Job Creation, House Prices to Decline
VOICE OF OC: Who Are Your Options to Run Your Government? Here’s Who Made it Onto the November Ballot
ABC DALLAS: North Texas-based hate group’s arrests in Idaho show wide reach of white supremacy, researchers say
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER: Election 2022: ‘Daily disorder’ was on the ballot in the Caruso vs. Bass race for LA mayor
KQEDUCATIONGROUP: Chapman University Part of OC Group Receiving State K-16 Education Collaborative Grant
WASHINGTON POST: We need a labeling system for pharmaceutical prices Making drug prices transparent would help doctors know what to prescribe and ensure patients take their medications
MPR NEWS: Wisconsin’s loons are declining, project examines if the same is happening in Minnesota
VOICE OF OC: Pivotal Election Affecting OC’s Criminal Justice, Schools, Parks and Homelessness
EAST BAY TIMES: Chapman Political Expert Weighs in on Anaheim Mayor’s Resignation and Allegations of Corruption
HOMELAND SECURITY TODAY: Cyber Threats to Health, Education Sectors with Ransomware, Limited Security Resources
BECKERSHOSPITALREVIEW.COM: Chapman Cybersecurity Expert Explores Ways to Strengthen Cybersecurity in Healthcare
VOICE OF OC: FBI Probe Into Anaheim Shines Spotlight on Special Interest Spending in Irvine
AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION: Chapman expert testifies on how to better protect health care from cyber threats
CHRON: Chapman Alumni Matt and Ross Duffer discuss the length and popularity of their Netflix hit ‘Stranger Things’
RADIO GDR: “A House Divided Cannot Stand” – Designing Chapman University’s Berlin Wall Monument at Liberty Plaza with Richard Turner
STUDY INTERNATIONAL: ‘Belonging’ is key to college students’ success, researcher says Michelle Samura, associate professor of education, says belonging on campus takes ongoing effort – by students and their college
RADIO GDR: “Historical Memory” – How Dr. Jim Doti Brought the Berlin Wall to Chapman University
KTLA: In absence of Roe v. Wade, which states could eliminate abortion access? Chapman Law Professor Lawrence Rosenthal discusses the leaked Supreme Court draft document
DEADLINE: Chapman Student’s Film to be Featured in Tribeca Film Festival Student filmmaker Venk Potula stars in and produced "Four Samosas" which is set for a world premiere in competition at the festival.
NEWSWEEK: America is Headed for Class Warfare Joel Kotkin, the presidential fellow in urban futures, penned an opinion about the rising tide of class conflict that is problematic for Democrats and the GOP.
SHOWBIZ CHEAT SHEET: ‘Squid Game’: Park Hae-soo Thinks Cho Sang-woo Was Pretty Reasonable Park joined the cast of 'Squid Game' and writer/director Hwang Dong-hyuk at a Q&A at Chapman University.
VOGUE: Is Monogamy Over? Inside Love’s Sharing Economy Amy Moors, assistant professor of psychology, shares her expertise and research on romantic partnership.
POPULAR SCIENCE: What an extraterrestrial archaeological dig tells us about space culture In the first archaeological survey of its kind, Justin St. P. Walsh, associate professor of art history and archaeology, is leading the International Space Station Archaeological Project (ISSAP) to study the physical objects used by astronauts aboard the 23-year-old laboratory and mini-community.
THE SUNDAY TIMES: ‘Truly, Madly’ by Stephen Galloway review — Vivien Leigh, Laurence Olivier and the Romance of the Century
WUWF: First-ever archaeological study of humans in space launched Associate professors Justin Walsh of Chapman University, and Alice Gorman from Flinders University in Australia lead the effort
CALMATTERS: Four experts share how college students stay safe during the omicron surge We asked four public health experts all your pressing questions about how to avoid catching omicron on campus.
NPR: Archaeologists launch first-ever ‘dig’ into life on the International Space Station First-ever archaeological study of humans in space, observes the lives of the crew living on the International Space Station
APOLLO: Outer space – the final frontier for the art market? Justin Walsh, associate professor of art history and archaeology at Chapman University, discusses the long tradition of sending art to space.
Engineering Dean and Chemistry Researcher Andrew Lyon Receives Distinguished Educator Award From Greater Irvine Chamber
Fowler School of Engineering Dean Andrew Lyon, an internationally known chemist, researcher and professor at Chapman University, was honored Wednesday, Oct. 13, with a Distinguished Educator Award by the Greater Irvine Chamber. The inaugural Distinguished Educators program, presented at the Hilton Irvine, recognizes exemplary Orange County educators at all levels of learning, with a particular […]
Time: What We Learned About Relationships During the Pandemic Jennifer Bevan, professor of communication, quoted in a Time article on relationship lessons during COVID-19.
C-SPAN: 2021 Historians Survey of Presidential Leadership Author and scholar of American history and new faculty member Luke Nichter participated in C-SPAN's 2021 Historians Survey of Presidential Leadership.
NBC News: Back to Not-So-Normal: Psychologists Eye Pandemic Stress as U.S. Reopens Brain Institute’s Uri Maoz and Postdoc Marie-Christine Nizzi interviewed about the continuance of pandemic stress as the country reopens and many return to work.
ABC News: ‘The View’ Honors Trailblazers from LGBTQIA+ Community During Pride Month Josie Totah, a television writing major at Dodge College, cited in ABC News as an entertainment superstar paving the way for the LGBTQIA+ community.
The Christian Science Monitor: Nicaraguans Sound Alarm Over Declining Democracy. Who’s Listening? Mateo Jarquin, assistant professor of history, quoted in The Christian Science Monitor about current political unrest in Nicaragua.
Refinery 29 | Our Childhood Crushes Were Sweet, Weird, & Kind Of Made Us Who We Are Today Riva Tukachinsky Forster, associate professor of communication studies, quoted in Refinery 29 about how early childhood crushes can be a healthy and important psychological step in young people’s development.
Discover Magazine: An Indigenous Amazonian Group May Hold a Key to Slowing Down the Aging Process Hillard Kaplan, professor of health economics and anthropology, featured in Discover Magazine about his research on the Tsimane people in Bolivia.
Orange County Patch: Housing Bubble, Construction Boom Mark OC Comeback: Forecast President Emeritus Jim Doti and his Economic Forecast findings on construction, inflation and rising interest rates featured in Orange County Patch.
CNN: Science and Pop Culture Look to the Skies to Answer the Ultimate Question: Are We Alone? CNN cited the Chapman University Survey of American Fears, which found that 41.4% of Americans believe that extraterrestrials have visited Earth at some time or another.
Forbes: 14 Tips For Crafting An Effective Apology Communications Plan Vice President of Strategic Marketing and Communications Jamie Ceman quoted in Forbes on the most effective ways to craft a sincere apology.
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING: How to Quit Being Jealous Jennifer Bevan, professor of communication, quoted as an expert source on jealousy for Good Housekeeping magazine.
ABC7 NEWS: Violent militias looking to recruit members with law enforcement backgrounds, OC professor says Pete Simi, associate professor of sociology, interviewed about the overlap between the rise of anti-government militias and white supremacist extremism
THE CONVERSATION: Seabirds are today’s canaries in the coal mine – and they’re sending us an urgent message Brian Hoover, marine ecologist and Grand Challenges Initiative postdoctoral fellow, co-authored a piece in The Conversation about his research on how seabirds reflect ocean health.
HUFFPOST: Wait, What The Heck Is A ‘Parasocial Relationship’? Riva Tukachinsky Forster, associate professor of communication studies, shares the deeper reason to why we're all invested in celebrities' lives.
ORANGE COAST MAGAZINE: Letters Home: Chapman University’s Immense Collection of American War Letters Orange Coast Magazine featured Chapman University’s Center for American War Letters, and how the collection offers a glimpse into the minds of troops writing from battles throughout history.
EdSurge: How Are Final Exams Changing During the Pandemic? Stephanie Bailey, assistant professor of physics, and her class' community-service project, where students were tasked with teaching physics concepts to their elderly conversation partners, was mentioned in EdSurge.
OC REGISTER: Seniors share life stories with students, students share dance with seniors Chapman University dance students performed choreographed dance routines based on their weekly Zoom conversations with a group of residents from the Emerald Court senior living community in Anaheim.
CNN: What Elon Musk’s Asperger’s comment could mean for the business world Cristina Giannantonio, professor of human resource management, Amy Hurley-Hanson, associate professor of management, and Amy Jane Griffiths, assistant professor of clinical counseling, were all mentioned, discussing business leadership and the autism spectrum.
NY TIMES: How the Golden Globes Went From Laughingstock to Power Player Stephen Galloway, dean of Dodge College, quoted in a New York Times article about how the Golden Globes steadily gained influence in Hollywood and how scrutiny of its practices and lack of diversity led to NBC saying that it would not air its show in 2022.
OC REGISTER: Chapman baseball coach Scott Laverty wins 500th game Chapman University head baseball coach Scott Laverty won the 500th game of his career as the Panthers rolled to a 9-3 victory over University of La Verne
WSJ: Lots of Jobs Await the Class of 2021. So Does Plenty of Competition. Stacey Moynahan, an assistant dean of undergraduate programs and Argyros School career services, quoted on the impact that the coronavirus will have on the class of 2021 and their job search.
OCBJ: Chapman University Joins Vaccine Mandate Chapman University announced that it will require students, faculty and staff coming to campus in the fall to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19.
OC REGISTER: Orange County colleges, universities have mixed plans for graduations in person, more plan fall returns to campus Sheryl Bourgeois, executive vice president and chief advancement officer, and Lawrence Brown, vice provost for academic administration, quoted about Chapman's plans for commencement and fall 2021 classes.
CNET: Postpandemic moviegoing is going to be much different Russell Schwartz, associate professor at Dodge College, interviewed about what post-pandemic moviegoing looks like and the permanent changes the film industry will have to adopt.
NY TIMES: Banish Anxiety About Your Post-Lockdown Looks DAVID FREDERICK, associate professor of health psychology, quoted about his national study on the COVID-19 pandemic's effects on body image.
ABC7: Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause: College students scrambling to figure out vaccine alternatives Jeff Goad, professor and chair of pharmacy, and Chapman University senior student Lindsey Arabian respond to the recent news of federal health agencies recommending to pause the use of Johnson & Johnson shots.
PBS FRONTLINE: After Jan. 6, Investigating the Contours of a “Broad Fascist Movement” in the U.S. Pete Simi, associate professor of sociology, interviewed for the PBS Frontline film, American Insurrection, which investigated the threat posed by violent far-right groups that have ties to anti-government, white supremacist ideologies and criminality.
VOICE OF OC: OC Jewish Community Calls For An End On Comparing Coronavirus Vaccine to Holocaust Marilyn Harran, director of the Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education and Stern Chair in Holocaust Education, quoted about how comparisons of the coronavirus vaccination efforts to the Holocaust are offensive
LA TIMES: Will Johnson & Johnson woes make it harder to get COVID-19 vaccine in California? Jeff Goad, professor and chair of the Department of Pharmacy Practice, quoted about the Johnson & Johnson vaccine and the discussions on whether the cases of serious blood clots are connected to the vaccine or are coincidental
CBS LOS ANGELES: Study Shows That Consumer Confidence In OC Is On The Rise As Residents Brace For Light At The End Of The Tunnel A new study from Chapman University finds that consumer confidence in Orange County is soaring back to pre-pandemic levels as businesses begin to reopen and more people receive their coronavirus vaccinations.
KTLA WEEKEND MORNING NEWS: Man fights 27 years for freedom after being wrongfully convicted Jimmie C. Gardner, criminal rights advocate and Chapman communication studies student, interviewed by KTLA about the fight to clear his name of a crime he didn’t commit back in 1989. After battling with courts for 27 years, he was finally exonerated in 2016.
THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: Stacey Abrams on Georgia Voting Controversy: “Boycotts Work Best When the Target is Responsive” Chapman University's Dodge College of Film and Media Arts and Glamour magazine hosted a panel called "Women in Focus: Women, Big Tech and the Future of Hollywood," which included politician, author and producer Stacey Abrams as a panelist.
THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: Filmmaker Bong Joon Ho on How Hollywood Should Respond to Anti-Asian Violence The Hollywood Reporter featured moments from the Dodge College Master Class with Oscar-winning filmmaker Bong Joon Ho.
ABELCINE: Chapman University Looks to the Future with Virtual Production Technology Dodge College's new installation of an LED wall featured on AbelCine.
DAILY PILOT: Orange County Water District works to clean polluted groundwater from decades of manufacturing CHRISTOPHER KIM, professor of chemistry, quoted about an Orange County Water District project to clean up groundwater contamination.
NY TIMES: An Online Museum Shows Life During Wartime Andrew Carroll, founding director of the Center for American War Letters at Chapman, featured about the new virtual Museum of American War Letters, making a range of communications from battle zones available online.
AL JAZEERA: Why hate crime convictions are so difficult to secure in US Janine Young Kim, professor of law, quoted in an Al Jazeera story about why hate crime convictions are so difficult to secure in United States.
NY TIMES: Ellen DeGeneres Loses 1 Million Viewers After Apologies for Toxic Workplace STEPHEN GALLOWAY, dean of Dodge College at Chapman University, quoted.
THE STARTUP: 5 Success Strategies For Female Leaders and Founders HELEN NORRIS, vice president and chief information officer, offers advice for women in tech
OC REGISTER: Coronavirus pandemic exposes stark differences in Orange County The Orange County Annual Survey conducted by Chapman University's Fred Smoller and Michael Moodian was cited in The Orange County Register.
LA TIMES: Suburban radicals: Inside the resurgence of right-wing extremism in Orange County PETE SIMI, associate professor of sociology, providing expert commentary about hate speech and right-wing extremism in Orange County.
NY TIMES: Its Okay to Feel Joy Right Now JAY KUMAR, director of contemplative practices and well-being, quoted about happiness being a daily practice.
SPECTRUM NEWS: Kathy Fiscus’ Fall Down a Well Changed the Face of Breaking News Suzanne Lysak, associate professor of broadcast journalism and documentary, quoted in Spectrum News, commenting on the growth and changing standards of breaking news coverage and how it became a part of every daily news organization.
CBS LOS ANGELES: Lawmakers Pushing For Enforcement Of Gender Neutral Toy Departments At Big Box Stores Marisa Cianciarulo, professor of law, interviewed about Assembly Bill 1084, which would prohibit big box stores from displaying gender on aisle signs.
OC REGISTER: A university is a microcosm of the country: Daniele Struppa Chapman University President Daniele C. Struppa wrote this opinion piece about the university's commitment to diversity.
OC REGISTER: After 27 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit, college graduation is in sight Jimmie Gardner, criminal rights advocate and Chapman communication studies student, shares his story in The Orange County Register
POPULAR SCIENCE: Animals are better at social distancing than we’ll ever be Patrícia Lopes, assistant professor of biological sciences, provides expert commentary on a new review paper that shares the ways that disease outbreaks can shift social behavior, in both humans and in other animals.
LA TIMES: The Newsom recall effort has a big problem: Orange County Fred Smoller, associate professor of political science, and his 2021 Orange County Annual Survey results featured.
NEW SPECIES PODCAST: New Species—of Slime-Producing Hagfishes… Douglas Fudge, associate professor of biological sciences, was a guest on the podcast discussing his research. Fudge traveled to the Galapagos Islands to study hagfish slime and was part of a team that discovered four new species of hagfishes
VOGUE BUSINESS: The ethics and future of flattering AR filters Megan Vendemia, assistant professor of communication studies, quoted about digital, face-enhancing altercations and how users interpret and respond to that altered sense of reality
MARKETPLACE: GameStop: The movie. And the TV show. And the documentary … Emily Carman, associate professor of film studies, quoted on how bankers and Wall Street are often portrayed in films and why this story arc has worked, dating back to films from the Great Depression.
OC REGISTER: Masks? Global warming? Chapman survey shows OC voters lean left of perception on several issues Fred Smoller, associate professor of political science, and his 2021 Orange County Annual Survey results featured
THE FORWARD: Jews Must Push For More Diverse Children’s Books SHIRA KLEIN, associate professor of history, wrote a piece about the need for children’s books that center on underrepresented groups.
HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: Lena Waithe Teases Stage Production With Debbie Allen Dodge College Master Class with Emmy-winning actor-screenwriter Lena Waithe was recapped.
WASHINGTON POST: ‘Dearest Sweetheart’: The passion and poignancy of wartime love letters ANDREW CARROLL, founding director of the Center for American War Letters at Chapman, featured about the center’s work in preserving stories of love during times of war.
THE SACRAMENTO BEE: California’s COVID vaccine schedule keeps changing. Here’s why JEFF GOAD, professor and chair of the Department of Pharmacy Practice, quoted on the logistics and framework of who is to receive the COVID vaccine, and how this framework is a "living document"
HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: Bryan Cranston Surprises Chapman University Students During Virtual Master Class Dodge College’s Master Class, where award-winning actor-director Bryan Cranston made a surprise virtual appearance, is recapped.
OC REGISTER: High School Student’s Nonprofit Seeks Social Justice Reforms The Panther Experiential Philanthropy Project (PEPP) mentioned for their support towards high school students that worked with the OC Justice Project to hand-package COVID-19 safety supply kits to give to people recently released from state prison.
CALMATTERS: Despite Months to Prep, Why California Lags on COVID Vaccination JEFF GOAD, professor and chair of the Department of Pharmacy Practice, quoted about California’s handling of the coronavirus vaccine rollout and the complexities behind it.
LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL: GameStop Stock Surging Lures Some Las Vegans to Join Wild Ride STEVEN GJERSTAD, presidential fellow in the Economic Science Institute, quoted about about GameStop shares’ sudden spike.
SPECTRUM NEWS: Chapman University Works with Nonprofit to Help Formerly Incarcerated Youth Victoria Carty, associate professor of sociology, interviewed about a Chapman's partnership that is providing formerly incarcerated youths with courses taught by Chapman professors.
THE ATLANTIC: The Far Right’s Fear of ‘Glowies’ PETE SIMI, associate professor of sociology, quoted in this story about the secret language of the far right.
LOS ANGELES TIMES: I Tried to Start a Pandemic Pod for my 5-Year-Old. Here’s How it Went Wrong Laura Glynn, professor of psychology, quoted about the additional stresses of parenting young kids during the COVID-19 pandemic.
KPBS: Following Capitol Siege, Veterans Hope For More Deradicalization Programs PETE SIMI, associate professor of sociology, interviewed on military veterans who took part in the siege on Capitol Hill.
THE KELLY CLARKSON SHOW: Rex Chapman Meets Teacher Who Went Viral On His Twitter James Brown, professor of peace studies, and Chapman Student Valentyna Simon '24, who organized a surprise Zoom "thank you" message for Dr. Brown, recapped their experiences on The Kelly Clarkson Show.
AARP: How Will Moviegoing Change in 2021? STEPHEN GALLOWAY, dean of Dodge College, quoted about his predictions for what moviegoing will look like in 2021.
NBC NEWS: Students thank teachers in viral TikTok trend JAMES BROWN, professor of peace studies, and his class' surprise "thank you" message featured.
BUSTLE: The Heartwarming Message Behind “Main Character” Videos On TikTok AMY JANE GRIFFITHS, assistant professor of clinical counseling, quoted about the TikTok trend that is inspiring people to harness "main character energy" in their everyday lives.
OC REGISTER: 500,000 jobs were lost and 6,600 lives were saved by California’s pandemic mandates, study says JIM DOTI, president emeritus, and his Economic Forecast findings on the impact of California's strict business limitation featured.
SPECTRUM NEWS: COVID-19 Vaccine on Its Way, but Will Every Health Care Worker Want It? KARL HESS, associate professor of pharmacy, interviewed about the COVID-19 vaccine and how it is only effective with widespread participation.
USA TODAY: ‘Most valuable surrogate’: Spouses key in battleground states, lending firepower in final campaign push Lori Cox Han, professor of political science, quoted about the role of women and spouses in politics.
OC REGISTER : Chapman University offers its Panther Village for first responders to self-isolate DANIELE STRUPPA, on residential housing for first responders.
DANIELE STRUPPA, on residential housing for first responders.
