As the holidays approach, non-profit organizations located in the City of Orange, such as the Friendly Center and The Hub OC, are hosting a variety of food donation drives during this Thanksgiving season. Friendly Center, a local non-profit, is conducting a food drive to support its mission of bringing stability, opportunity, and hope to children
Chapman University sponsored the Orange Unified School District’s second annual Celebration of Schools event on Wednesday, October 15, at Villa Park High School. The sponsorship helps fund equipment, supplies, and experiences that fall outside the scope of OUSD’s general or grant funding, directly enhancing students’ educational journey across the district. “It’s a privilege for Chapman
On September 9, 2025, Chapman University’s Office of Community Relations received The HUB OC’s Gratitude Award, the organization’s highest recognition for community partners. This award honors Chapman’s longstanding partnership with The HUB and our commitment to inspiring and equipping the next generation of leaders in Orange. Cam Geringer-Pate, Director of Grants and Strategic Partnerships at
Chapman University has officially opened the Daniele C. Struppa Research Park, marking a milestone in the university’s role as a leader in quantum research and innovation. The project transformed the historic Lydia D. Killefer School into a state-of-the-art research facility. A neighborhood landmark, the Killefer School is remembered as one of the first schools in
Chapman University’s Fowler School of Engineering has donated 20 advanced 3D printers to the Orange Unified School District (OUSD), helping equip local students with tools that can spark creativity, innovation, and career readiness. The donation was loaded and prepared for delivery at Chapman’s Keck Center for Science and Engineering by engineering students, faculty, staff, and
Nikki Patino, a passionate Chapman University alumna from the class of 2017, has made a significant impact on the Orange community. In her role as the Market Manager for Orange Home Grown, Patino’s Saturdays are filled with excitement as she sets up the market, manages vendor layouts, and assists customers with their needs. Her dedication
People have long held the belief that the shape of a dog’s nose and skull makes some breeds better than others at scent-detection work. Due to their long snouts, German shepherds, Labradors and Belgian Malinois have been considered optimal breeds for drug sniffing, bite work and bomb detection. But does the shape of a dog’s