Outreach Program Helps Good Students Become Good Neighbors
Each year, as the fall semester begins at Chapman, returning students are welcomed to City of Orange neighborhoods by representatives […]
Updates
Renovations Begin on Historic Killefer School
This fall, renovations are underway at the Lydia D. Killefer School building, located on Olive Street north of Walnut Ave
Engaging Communities: Chapman University Volunteer Fair 2023
The Office of Community Relations hosted their annual volunteer fair this past week on Thursday, September 14t in the Attallah
Chapman Economists Predict 'Moderate' Recession for Second Half of 2023
On June 22, Chapman University President Emeritus Jim Doti gave an update on his 45th Economic Forecast, sticking with his
Midyear recession predicted at Chapman's 45th Economic Forecast
President Emeritus Jim Doti led his team of Chapman economists during the 45th annual Economic Forecast
Chapman increases campus housing with purchase of Anaheim building
Chapman University has acquired the Anavia building in the Platinum Triangle area of Anaheim, two blocks away from Chapman Grand
Breakthrough research offers game
changing potential for global food security – Chapman ecosystem scientist Joshua B. Fisher and research colleagues have produced results that predicted every global food security crisis within record at least three months in advance.
Hilbert Museum renovation will offer increased community space and local programs
The Hilbert Museum of California Art, one of Orange County’s most popular art destinations, will begin renovations that will add
Chapman joins Orange community in return of the annual May Parade
Last weekend, Orange residents and visitors lined the streets for the first Orange May Parade since the pandemic. Hosted by
Chief Randy Burba Retires from Chapman Public Safety
After 17 years at Chapman University, Chief of Public Safety Randy Burba retired on March 1. Burba first came to
Economy will grow, but inflation is sticking around and recession is likely, Chapman economists say
Chapman University economists delivered a mixed-bag economic outlook for the coming year, predicting growth and job gains, but also rising