Today we live in an age where enjoying and sharing great music is accessible to everyone. We have come a long way from only the rich and powerful having access to artistic pleasure outside of church services. Now people from all socioeconomic backgrounds have their shot at creating and producing their own music. I am
At this difficult time in interfaith relations when one of our faith traditions is under attack, I am reminded of a poem by Martin Niemoller. An ardent nationalist in Germany, Niemoller was a German pastor and theologian who at first supported Hitler’s rise to power, then later organized a group of German Christian pastors opposed
In 2014, the Chapman University Center for Global Education (CGE) successfully completed the Quality Improvement Program (QUIP) for Education Abroad, an independent review system in education abroad, signifying that Chapman University is committed to international education and Education Abroad’s Standards of Good Practice. The CGE participated in a comprehensive self-study and peer review process in
Tune in to PBS SoCal on Friday, April 24, at 5:30 p.m. to see a team of Chapman student entrepreneurs showcase their product, called grandPad. Students Isaac Lien, David Tyler, and Ryan Burns, along with Scott Lien – Isaac’s dad and also a grandPad co-founder – have created a tablet for seniors. grandPad is a
As I write this, we are in the midst of holy celebrations for several of our religious traditions. It is the beginning of Passover for the Jews, the remembrance of God’s delivery of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt. It is Holy Week for the Christians, commemorating the death and resurrection of Jesus. In a