Chapman lends a hand at Habitat OC's 2021 Leaders Build Challenge
Last Friday, James Gerrard, community relations manager, and Aaron Vilaubi, employer relations manager, represented Framing Sponsor Chapman University at Habitat for Humanity OC’s 2021 Leaders Build Challenge. This annual fundraising event is Habitat for Humanity OC’s largest of the year and brings business and community leaders together to build homes, community and hope. Over the
Bring your furry friends to Chapman for the annual Art/Dog Walk!
You and your four-legged friend are invited to take a free tour of Chapman’s outdoor sculpture collection! Art/Dog Walk, presented by the Escalette Collection of Permanent Art, will take place on Saturday, Nov. 13 at Bert Williams Mall on Chapman’s campus. At the end of the tour, don’t miss the doggie goodie bags with dog-friendly
Chapman's Student Government Greets Trick-or-Treaters at Orange's Annual Treats in the Streets
No tricks- all treats! Last Thursday, Chapman’s Student Government Association joined local merchant’s at the City of Orange’s annual Treats in the Streets event. The Chapman students enthusiastically greeted the children at their booth, complimenting costumes and handing out pumpkins and candy. SGA’s community outreach chair and Dodge senator, Brady Francisco, commented, “I think everyone
Join us as Wilkinson College welcomes distinguished speaker John Heilemann
The first event of the Bill and Ronna Shipman Distinguished Speaker Series in Presidential Studies will be held on Tuesday, October 26 at 7 p.m. in Waltmar Theater at Chapman. The event will feature special guest John Heilemann, and the community is welcome to attend. Heilemann has covered national affairs — on television and in print,
Congratulations to the Orange Chamber of Commerce on 100 Years of Business Leadership
In 2021, the Orange Chamber of Commerce celebrates its 100th anniversary as a leader in the business community. Since its establishment in 1921, the Chamber of Commerce has served as a committed resource and advocate for local businesses, advancing common interests within the community and helping to build a strong local economy. Chapman University is
New campus facilities will preserve the character of historic buildings
The new Sandi Simon Center for Dance is taking shape in the circa-1918 Villa Park Orchards Association Packing House, an icon of the Cypress Street Barrio and the region’s citrus-growing heyday. More than a historical-preservation project, this renovation will make the most of the building’s existing features — spacious interiors, generous natural lighting — and
Fighting Racism with Data
Marisa Quezada ’22 knows the power of data. As a high school student interested in history, she found that what she really wanted to know about was people and communities. Her interest in cultures led her to explore the sociology major at Chapman. “I thought, that’s so cool that you can study how people are