The Leatherby Libraries is pleased to announce our final reference desk display for 2024, Christmas Across Cultures. This display was inspired by the wide range of Christmas traditions that take place around the world. To get in the holiday spirit, our Library staff decorated the Reference Desk with pinecones, a miniature Christmas tree, and poinsettia
The Panther recently highlighted Chapman University’s dedicated efforts to boost student participation in elections, which has resulted in the Chapman student body being labeled one of the most civically engaged campuses in Southern California (Kang, Hanna, “Chapman University holds voter registration bash for students promoting electoral engagement,” The Orange County Register, 2024, October 17). Inspired
As we continue to find innovative and creative ways to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Leatherby Libraries, we are also looking ahead to the future. Our first book display of the Fall 2024 semester is dedicated to exploring the future of libraries. The “What Does a Library of the Future Look Like?” book display
In honor of Constitution Day on September 17, 2024, the Leatherby Libraries curated a special book display that delves into the rich history and profound impact of the United States Constitution. This display offers an opportunity to explore the foundational principles that have shaped American democracy and continue influencing our nation’s governance today. Featured titles
In honor of the Leatherby Libraries’ 20th Anniversary, we are excited to present Beyond the Lens: AI Infusion in Art and Photography, the Leatherby Libraries’ inaugural artificial intelligence exhibition. This exhibit, created in collaboration with Orange County photographer Reem Abousaif, showcases AI’s ability to reshape our understanding of art and photography.* Pushing the Boundaries of
In honor of the Leatherby Libraries’ 20th Anniversary, we are excited to present AI: The Next Chapter, a year-long display that dives into the transformative impact of AI across various fields. As AI continues to evolve, this display highlights its profound influence on our everyday experiences and offers resources to help the Chapman community stay
For the first time ever and in honor of the Leatherby Libraries’ 20th anniversary, we are thrilled to announce the extension of the 8th Annual Staff Art Exhibit through October 2024! This extension provides both new and returning students with the chance to explore the exceptional artistic talents of Chapman University’s staff, librarians, and faculty.
On July 26, 1990, a significant milestone occurred with the passing of The Americans with Disabilities Act, protecting and advancing the rights of people with disabilities. In recognition of the passing of this legislation, July has been designated as Disability Pride Month. This year, on July 9, 2024, California officially acknowledged Disability Pride Month for
The 16th Annual Community of Readers program is underway at the Leatherby Libraries! To celebrate this exciting Chapman University summer reading program, we have curated Journeying Through the Leatherby Libraries Catalog, a brand-new book display featuring a wide range of fiction and non-fiction selections. With over 60 options across numerous genres, this display is sure
On Monday, April 22, 2024, acclaimed writer Pico Iyer returned to Chapman University for Searching for Paradise: Pico Iyer in Conversation with Jim Doti. This event inspired the Leatherby Libraries to curate a bibliography and display of books authored by Iyer to celebrate the legacy of his written works. Iyer is a notable essayist and