Chapman University’s ticketing office was honored with the 2025 Outstanding Ticket Office Award at the International Ticketing Association conference in New York City. Recognized among major venues ...

College of Performing Arts Career Advisor Connor Bogenreif and his panel of fellow Chapman alumni, Stephanie Caress ‘18, Adeliz Calderon ’17 and Brandon Miranda ‘16, shared insights about their career ...

The Food Science Sensory Lab is seeking participants who are available to attend a testing session on Wednesday, Feb. 5 and another on Thursday, Feb. 6 from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sessions will be ...

Since their domestication millennia ago, dogs have been man’s best friend, and aside from friendship, centuries of selective breeding have tailored them for tasks like herding, hunting and guarding — ...

On Monday, Feb. 17, the Classic Home tile will no longer display on the homepage or as a NavBar option. Classic user interface is no longer supported by Oracle and is being removed as part of the ...

Chapman University is excited to welcome its new and returning Panthers to campus! Join the fun of getting new students familiar with their campus and surroundings. Events kickoff Tuesday, Jan. 28.

Faculty and staff are encouraged to share this opportunity for those eligible and interested. The graduate student worker role involves providing administrative support to Student Psychological ...

The Working@Chapman newsletter will now be distributed later in the day to ensure the most timely and relevant updates are included. Please note that the submission deadlines and distribution days ...

Worried Sick About TikTok’s Looming Fate? Here Are Three Reasons to Chill Out.

A resource is available to support students affected by the wildfires. Faculty and staff can share information about students who may need assistance, such as academic accommodations, through the ...

Chapman Radio Was Nominated For 10 Intercollegiate Broadcasting System Awards ...

The Personal is Always Political: The Ruppel Roots Trip to Germany Professor Richard Ruppel discovered his family’s traumatic history with the Holocaust during a trip to Germany this summer.