You’re washing your hands, staying at home as much as you can and wearing a mask when you must go out. But you can still feel helpless, especially when a family member is on the front lines, caring for COVID-19 patients. Schmid College student Alexandros Drivas ‘21 and his younger brother, Matt, knew they had
Just a few days before Halloween, students in Chapman University’s new class, “Topics in Computer Science: 3D Printing and Design,” gathered to present the costumes they’d spent hundreds of hours creating. The first major project for the class was to design and print Halloween costumes for Higher Ground, a nonprofit dedicated to mentoring youth in
Not only are our students, staff and faculty fortunate to live in a wonderful area surrounded by shops and restaurants – but now they are offering discounts to Chapman affiliates from the corners of the Plaza to the stretch on Tustin Avenue. This is an exciting opportunity for our community to enjoy their favorite local
Students, faculty, and staff gathered to experience quite a spectacle on September 18th as over a dozen local businesses and organizations lined the perimeter of Attallah Piazza. The unique booths full of free samples, games, and prizes made the 3rd Annual Merchant’s Day, hosted by Chapman’s Office of Community Relations, an enjoyable time for those
Move-in Day for First Year Students and Families Tuesday, Aug. 20 Move-in Day for Returning & Transfer Students Thursday, Aug. 22 All families and students will be advised to use University parking lots and structures. Opening Convocation Student Opening Convocation will be Tuesday, Aug. 20, from 7 to 8 p.m. on Wilson Field. A five-minute
With 2,038 total volunteer hours, Chapman’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program won first place in the 2018 CA Outreach Challenge. The challenge is an annual state-wide competition that runs from September through April, and encourages student Physical Therapists and Physical Therapist Assistants to volunteer in their local communities. 160 Chapman students participated, contributing their time
By Pj Perez While growing up, Fowler School of Law’s 2019 Dean’s Award recipient Flor Gonzalez (JD ‘19) would spend her summers visiting her hometown in Mexico in an off-the-grid, rural community that didn’t seem like a priority for its government. There, she witnessed a community devastated through violence. “That’s why I want to work