Support Chapman Student Writers Featured in the Long Story Short Award Contest
For the first time ever, Chapman University (CU) students are participating in Short Édition’s Long Story Short Award (LSSA)! This international short-fiction competition invites writers to craft powerful stories, and the Leatherby Libraries is proud to spotlight CU students who rose to the challenge with creativity and confidence. With the submission period now complete, the
Make Sense of Your Research Impact with the Leatherby Libraries
At the Leatherby Libraries, we know that research does not end with publication—it continues through visibility, engagement, and impact. That is why our librarians are here to support Chapman University researchers in navigating the world of metrics, citation analysis, impact factors, altmetrics, and researcher IDs and profiles. Whether you’re a faculty member preparing for a tenure review, a graduate
Chapman University Digital Commons Now Offers SSO Login!
The Leatherby Libraries is pleased to announce that Single Sign-On (SSO) has now been added to Chapman University Digital Commons, making it easier than ever to log in! This update provides: Enhanced security Simplified sign-on for current users Streamlined registration for new users Chapman faculty, staff, and students can now log in with their existing
What is Leatherby Libraries' LRDS?
The Leatherby Libraries’ Library Research & Data Services (LRDS) team assists Chapman University students, faculty, and staff at every step of their research and data journeys. The LRDS team provides guidance and support to the Chapman University research community through an expansive range of services and training. Brand-New Blog Series – Exploring Library Research &
Maps, Data, and MAGIC: The World of Geographic Information Systems
The Leatherby Libraries is pleased to announce our upcoming two-part workshop series, which offers a hands-on introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS) using the industry-standard ArcGIS Pro software. This workshop series is designed for beginners eager to learn the fundamentals of GIS, seeking practical, hands-on training in ArcGIS Pro software. Whether you are a student,
Leatherby Libraries 2025 Open Access Week Activities
International Open Access Week 2025 is taking place from October 20 to October 26. This week-long celebration highlights open access (OA) publishing, which aims to break down barriers to information, thereby increasing the opportunity for everyone to engage with and benefit from the latest scholarly work. To celebrate, the Leatherby Libraries has a range of
MAGIC at the Leatherby Libraries
Maps and Geographic Information Systems (MAGIC) is a field of geography where researchers collect, analyze, and visualize spatial data. Researchers, land-use planners, and scientists can use Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to understand physical regions better and create more valuable maps and navigational products. Geographic information systems (GIS) are spatial systems that create, analyze, and map
Calling All Chapman Writers!
Calling all Chapman University student writers! Short Édition’s Annual Inter-University Writing Contest, the 4th Annual Long Story Short Award, is returning this Fall 2025. Chapman student writers can submit their short stories for a chance for their story to be added to one of the 500+ Short Story Machines worldwide, and they may even win
The Leatherby Libraries' Systematic Review and Evidence Synthesis Service has Expanded
The Leatherby Libraries recently launched and expanded the Systematic Review and Evidence Synthesis Service (SRESS). Created to support Chapman University’s research mission, SRESS has expanded to offer comprehensive support for faculty, staff, researchers, and students across all schools, colleges, and disciplines with systematic review and evidence synthesis projects. What is a Systematic Review or Evidence Synthesis
Temianka Music Research Scholar Program
The Leatherby Libraries are pleased to announce the relaunch of the Temianka Music Research Scholar Program, an academic employment opportunity designed for a Chapman University student to engage in focused music research on the life, work, and legacy of violinist, conductor, and educator Henri Temianka. Generously funded by Dr. Daniel Temianka in honor of his