You are invited to join us at the Fish Interfaith Center this Thursday, April 25, at 4 p.m. for a remembrance of those killed in Sri Lanka, and of their families. Come to offer your words, prayers from your traditions, or to light a candle in memory. If you cannot join us then, I hope you will
On March 22, Robert “Bud” McFarlane led a graduate seminar session on U.S. grand strategy and national security issues with students from Chapman’s MA Program in War and Society Studies. McFarlane served as National Security Advisor to President of the United States Ronald Reagan from 1983 through 1985. In a wide-ranging discussion, held in the Cabinet Room
President Daniele Struppa will present a lecture reflecting on a major theme from The Saint John’s Bible: celebrating science, technology and discovery. The lecture will be held on Tuesday, April 9, at 7 p.m. in the Wallace All Faiths Chapel of the Fish Interfaith Center. A reception will follow. This event is free and open
Dear Chapman community, Our hearts are deeply saddened and we stand with our Muslim brothers and sisters in the wake of the horrible deaths from gunfire in the Christchurch, New Zealand Mosque on Friday, March 14. At least 49 people were killed and 20 more seriously wounded in this act of terrorism. Our thoughts and
Better the balance, better the world. Join the Chapman Diversity Project’s Advisory Group on the Status of Women on Monday through Friday, March 4-8, as we come together to celebrate International Women’s Day with the entire Chapman University community. The weeklong event will feature an array of programming, including a Women in Mathematics Talk with
The Office of the Vice Provost for Graduate Education invites all interested graduate students to participate in the 2019 Graduate Student Three Minute Thesis Competition (known internationally as 3MTⓇ). 3MTⓇ provides students from all graduate programs on both of Chapman’s campuses to publicly present their thesis or dissertation work in an innovative way, with a
The Fish Interfaith Center is delighted to introduce our new part-time Director of Jewish Life and Chaplain to the University, Rabbi Corie Yutkin. Rabbi Corie was born and raised in Chicago. She attended Bradley University and completed her Bachelor of Science in psychology from DePaul University. She received her Master of Arts in Hebrew Letters from Hebrew
Stress affects everyone, regardless of their age, race, gender, or sexuality. There are so many different causes for stress, thus, there are multiple ways to handle it. Essentially, every individual experience an ultimatum between fighting back or letting stress deteriorate their body. In my opinion, I would choose to fight back. Stress is more dangerous than people
The Chapman Equestrian team closed their 2016-2017 season in a big way on Sunday February 26th, 2017. Chapman Equestrian beat out the top teams in their region at the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association horse show hosted by USC at Hansen Dam Equestrian Center, taking home the high point team honors. Chapman also took
I left my hotel room early and, guided by Google Maps, walked through downtown Atlanta towards Georgia State University. I was alone in a city that I did not know, about attend a conference with hundreds of students I had never met. It was like the first day of college all over again. I was