That smiling face on the Angel Stadium scoreboard Sept. 20 was Chapman University’s Victoria Carty, Ph.D., an associate professor of sociology in the Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. Carty was honored before the Los Angeles Angels game as a Wells Fargo Home Run Hero for her work with Higher Ground, an Anaheim
Heaps and heaps of pancakes were served up at Socktober Saturday, a community pancake breakfast that kicked off the Chapman Family Homecoming Celebration on Saturday, Oct. 7. But the truly special bounty came in the form of socks – thousands of socks. Admission to the free breakfast co-sponsored by Ayres Hotels was a package
The newly opened Erin J. Anderson Tennis Center is open and ready for the 2018 season! The facility will host Chapman University’s men’s and women’s teams, as well as several tennis classes for students. The facility will also be open to the community for specific hours during the week. Terry Boesel, Athletic Director at Chapman
Patriot Day Open House Starting at 7:30 a.m., Patriots and Paws will open up the warehouse and fire up the griddle. For a $5.00 donation, you can enjoy a hearty breakfast of pancakes, eggs, sausage and bacon. About 11:00 a.m., a switch will be made to a BBQ lunch. If you’re unable to attend, or
In early 2017, Chapman University launched a partnership with the O.C. Food Access Coalition to help reduce wasted produce in University-owned homes leased to faculty and staff. Since March, 825 pounds of fresh produce have been harvested from several homes in Old Towne, with over 2,000 servings being donated to those in need. Our fruit–consisting
Community members are invited to join the festivities as Chapman University hosts its annual Chapman Family Homecoming Celebration Friday and Saturday, October 6-7. Click here to view the full schedule of events and register today! Be sure to select ‘Community Partner’ to take advantage of our free events! New to this year’s lineup is “Socktober
They made elephant toothpaste. Moved like a river. Stirred up a batch of fake ice cream that actually looked delicious. What could those endeavors possibly have in common? They’re all recent adventures enjoyed by local elementary school students, thanks to a variety of community and civic engagement programs staffed by Chapman University students and faculty