Thanks to a community service program created by Chapman University student Jacob Pace ’20, the Orange Senior Center now offers free tech help from college students for people over the age of 50 during the academic year. “It was all on his own that he did this,” said Katherine Connaghan, executive director of the senior
On Saturday, April 28th, about 300 Orange residents and students came together with their four-legged friends to celebrate the second annual Chapman Dog Day put on by the Student Government Association and University Programming Board. Everyone was asked to bring their furry companions, and all dogs were welcome onto the Aitken Arts Plaza in front
The University’s annual Chapman Dog Day is back again! On Saturday, April 28, join us on the Aitken Arts Plaza in front of the Musco Center from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for an afternoon of refreshments, music, games, vendor booths and four-legged friends. Students, staff, faculty, the greater Orange community, and your pups, (of
What does it mean to be “smart” in mathematics? How can we create opportunities for all students so they see themselves as smart? Dr. Cathery Yeh, Assistant Professor in the Attallah College of Educational Studies teacher education programs, sees these questions as key to closing the achievement and opportunity gaps in US schools. She has
It’s that time of year again… the dreaded tax season. Chapman students have the unique opportunity to practice tax law in real world settings, before they obtain that coveted position at a law firm. Founded in 1997 by Professor Frank Doti, the Tax Law Clinic was the first of six clinical programs now offered at
Since the early 1990s, Chapman University has experienced unprecedented growth and academic achievement through the implementation of a series of five-year strategic plans. The next five-year plan, “Engineering the Future,” is the sixth in the series and lays out the University’s goals for the 2018–19 through 2022–23 academic years. Five key strategic priorities will help
Chapman University opened the 2017-18 academic year by welcoming one of the highest achieving freshmen classes in its history. Snapshot of 2017-18 Admitted First-Year Students Total applications: 13,170 Acceptance rate: 57% High schools represented: 846 Average GPA: 3.76 First-generation college students: 17% Awarded Pell Grant: 18% Living on campus: 92% This year also marks the