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Students promote social justice work of local nonprofits through philanthropy

The Panther Experiential Philanthropy Project fosters another group of student philanthropists

MA in Curriculum and Instruction graduate students apply their knowledge through hands-on fieldwork

Thompson Policy Institute offers free presentations given by leading experts focusing on inclusion and transition for individuals with disabilities

The Panther Experiential Philanthropy Project offers Chapman students the opportunity to give back

Come find inspiration and gather strength from women in leadership positions throughout California!

Thompson Policy Institute invites you to learn about disability through all life stages and how it directly impacts the community

By Faith Escalera / November 28, 2018

A group of trained Master Teachers from 22 schools in the Orange Unified School District has received the Friends of

Next Education Roundtable Focuses on Workforce Readiness

What does it mean to be “smart” in mathematics? How can we create opportunities for all students so they see

Chapman University places great value on engaging with our surrounding neighborhoods to create common ground and mutual understanding for the

By Alisa Driscoll / February 28, 2018

In celebration of Women’s History Month, the Attallah College of Educational Studies, will be hosting its second annual Women’s Leadership

By Alisa Driscoll / February 14, 2018

After months of renovation, Reeves Hall is set to reopen on Friday, February 23rd–and we want you, our neighbors, to