The Leatherby Libraries’ Meet the Librarian interview series spotlights our wonderful librarians and the incredible work they do every day. This series offers a closer look at the people and services that support our campus. Meet Amy Telarico, our newest reference librarian! 1. What is your name and title? My name is Amy Telarico, and
In celebration of International Love Data Week, the Leatherby Libraries has curated a book display to celebrate data and promote data literacy on our campus! This year, the theme for Love Data Week is “Where’s the Data?”, which invites participants to consider how data moves through its entire lifecycle, from collection and storage to preservation.
The Leatherby Libraries’ Meet the Librarian interview series spotlights our wonderful librarians and the incredible work they do every day. This series offers a closer look at the people and services that support our campus. Meet Amy Telarico, our newest reference librarian! 1. What is your name and title? My name is Amy Telarico, and
In celebration of International Love Data Week, the Leatherby Libraries has curated a book display to celebrate data and promote data literacy on our campus! This year, the theme for Love Data Week is “Where’s the Data?”, which invites participants to consider how data moves through its entire lifecycle, from collection and storage to preservation.
Visit the newest exhibit in the Leatherby Libraries’ Hall of Art, Sketching Chapman, illustrated by Chapman University Senior, Lizzie Bork ’26. Her work includes drawings of many of Chapman’s iconic buildings, including Memorial Hall, The George and Julianne Argyros Forum, The Arnold and Mabel Beckman Business and Technology Hall, and more! Bork drew inspiration from the
International Love Data Week is an annual event hosted by the ICPSR (Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research) at the University of Michigan, during the week of Valentine’s Day, to celebrate data and foster greater appreciation for data literacy across universities, non-profits, government agencies, and other organizations. This year, the theme for Love Data
The Leatherby Libraries’ Library Research & Data Services (LRDS) team assists Chapman University students, faculty, and staff at every step of their research and data journeys. The LRDS team provides guidance and support to the Chapman University research community through an expansive range of services and training. Brand-New Blog Series – Exploring Library Research &
Maps and Geographic Information Systems (MAGIC) is a field of geography where researchers collect, analyze, and visualize spatial data. Researchers, land-use planners, and scientists can use Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to understand physical regions better and create more valuable maps and navigational products. Geographic information systems (GIS) are spatial systems that create, analyze, and map
Did you know the Leatherby Libraries provides streaming services for Chapman faculty, staff, and students? Kanopy and Swank Digital Campus are streaming services for academic or entertainment purposes! Students, faculty, and staff can view various documentaries and films through these services. Kanopy Kanopy has numerous films and documentaries in many categories, including Criterion Collection, Kino
The Leatherby Libraries is thrilled to announce the return of the 17th Annual Community of Readers (CoR) program! The Leatherby Libraries hosts this program to encourage Chapman students, faculty, staff, and alumni to connect and share their love of reading! All members of the Chapman community are welcome! To participate in the program, all you
The Leatherby Libraries is pleased to announce the 2025 Eric M. Scandrett Graduate Research Prize winners. For the second year of this prize, we received applications from students from a variety of graduate programs, including: Master of Arts in War, Diplomacy, and Society Ph.D. in Education Master of Science in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Calling all Panthers who are passionate about writing! Did you know the Leatherby Libraries’ “Stories on the Go!” initiative encourages Chapman students to submit their written works to the Leatherby Libraries’ Short Story Dispenser? Students can submit their original written works, including short stories and poetry, to be featured in the Short Story Dispenser. How
Librarian Interviews: Amy Telarico 
Celebrating Love Data Week with Our New Book Display! 
Sketching Chapman 
What is Leatherby Libraries’ LRDS? 
MAGIC at the Leatherby Libraries 
Streaming Services at the Leatherby Libraries 
Join the Leatherby Libraries’ 2025 Community of Readers Program! 
Congratulations to the Eric M. Scandrett Graduate Research Prize 2025 Winners 
Call for Short Story Submissions!