Adam Dominguez ’05 used to spend his days on the soccer field while at Chapman University, but now he risks his life day in and day out on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. Adam is no stranger to risking his life as a Firefighter and Paramedic for the Los Angeles County Fire Department,
Lajos Petro (MFA ’01) traveled over 6,000 miles from Budapest to attend Chapman Family Homecoming, his first visit to campus in 16 years. Saturday evening, as Chapman Family Homecoming was winding down, President Daniele Struppa approached a table at the Alumni Panther Pub Party in the Keck Center and said, “I heard there’s someone here who
According to the Content Marketing Institute, 70% of B2B marketers surveyed say they are creating more content this year than they did in 2016, with the trend showing no signs of slowing down as we head into 2018. This is creating a huge opportunity for college students to enter the workforce with a lucrative new
In this episode of my podcast, The Side Hustle Project, I had a blast catching up with fellow Chapman alumni Selena Taylor ’12 and Jacob Taylor ’12, the couple behind the massively popular travel blog and and Instagram account of the same name, “Find Us Lost.” I met Selena and Jacob when we were undergraduate students,
One area at the helm of the ever-rapid expansion of technology is the study of economic institutions and how they operate. Corinne Burla (M.S. ’17) and Nathanael Berger (M.S. ’17) became interested in studying this field, known as Behavioral and Computational Economics, while enrolled in economics undergraduate programs in Switzerland. One of the draws to
Meet Ladan Davia ’14 – She’s a broadcast journalist by training, fierce tech entrepreneur by trade, and becoming famous for her hustle. Shortly after graduating from Chapman University in 2014 with a bachelor’s degree in television broadcast journalism, the entrepreneurial-minded Panther Ladan Davia ’14 started her journey to create a unique platform benefiting students, professionals, and employers
Idea Hall, founded by Rebecca Hall ’96, a full-service branding, marketing and public relations agency, is celebrating the closing of a year full of new business, including seven new clients. The agency is expanding into new markets beyond the roots of real estate and finance, while continuing to maintain its foundation in those sectors. Rebecca
The 54th Annual Holiday Wassail Concert on Dec. 8 and 9 will be directed by Patrick Zubiate ’11, Hall-Musco Conservatory of Music instructor and acting director of University Choirs. This is the second year Wassail will be held in Musco Center for the Arts, making Professor Zubiate the first Chapman alum to direct the beloved holiday
Sixteen million viewers around the world binged on Netflix’s Stranger Things Season 2 within the first three days of the science fiction-horror series’ Oct. 27, 2017 season release. Of those 16 million, 361,000 viewers binged, watching all nine episodes one right after the other. I was sure one of them: holed up in my apartment
Kevin Kwan Loucks (EMBA ’17) and the rest of Trio Celeste, an award-winning musical ensemble, were honored with the Emerging Artist Award at Arts Orange County’s 18th Annual Orange County Arts Awards on Oct. 17, 2017 at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts in Costa Mesa. In addition to his work as a pianist forTrio Celeste, Kevin enjoys a multifaceted