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Office (714) 289-3129

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Majority of Orange County Residents Support Mandatory Mask Mandate Nearly 75% believe the government’s response to the pandemic was just right or did not go far enough" class="vc_gitem-link vc-zone-link"> chapman university students wearing face masks

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Majority of Orange County Residents Support Mandatory Mask Mandate Nearly 75% believe the government’s response to the pandemic was just right or did not go far enough

PRESS CONTACT: Amy Stevens Director of Public Relations amstevens@chapman.edu (714) 289-3143 office (657) 390-6760 mobile Orange, Calif. –Chapman University’s 2021 Orange County Annual Survey of 703 county residents found that anti-maskers and COVID-deniers do not represent the majority. Despite highly publicized protests, eighty-three percent (83%) of those surveyed said that the coronavirus is a real […]

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Study Finds Hidden Conflict in the Mutually Beneficial Relationship Between Legumes and Rhizobia

Orange, Calif. – The mutually beneficial relationship between legumes and rhizobia, the nitrogen-fixing soil bacteria that make their home in legume root nodules and create nutrient-rich fertilizer for them, is one of the most well-known and agronomically important examples of symbiosis. New research from Dr. Kenjiro Quides, a Postdoctoral Teaching and Research Fellow in the […]

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Chapman Works with OC Nonprofit to Provide Courses for Formerly Incarcerated Youths

Link to: Chapman University Newsroom Story PRESS CONTACT: Bethanie Le Public Relations Coordinator bele@chapman.edu (714) 289-3181 Correctional education programs are one of the most effective interventions, reducing recidivism rates by 43%. However, the majority of these programs focus on the adult population and rarely serve youths who have been impacted by the juvenile justice system. Chapman […]

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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. " class="vc_gitem-link vc-zone-link"> Chapman Professor Shira Klein on panel discussion

Chapman Professor Shira Klein on panel discussion

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." class="vc_gitem-link vc-zone-link"> Dodge building up front.

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." class="vc_gitem-link vc-zone-link">

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.

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Majority of Orange County Residents Support Mandatory Mask Mandate Nearly 75% believe the government’s response to the pandemic was just right or did not go far enough

Study Finds Hidden Conflict in the Mutually Beneficial Relationship Between Legumes and Rhizobia

Chapman Works with OC Nonprofit to Provide Courses for Formerly Incarcerated Youths

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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.

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