Italian Food & Culture Display
The Leatherby Libraries has curated an October display celebrating Italian Food and Culture! Within Italian culture, food is one of the most significant connectors as it is shared and enjoyed by families and friends at various events and activities. This display was inspired by food’s cultural impact on the Italian community and aims to educate
Connect to Knowledge: Mintel Academic - Access to New Annual Consumer, Product, and Market Data
The Leatherby Libraries is pleased to offer access to a new subscription to Mintel Academic. Mintel Academic provides access to Mintel Reports and the Global New Products Database. Mintel Reports provides over 1,000 new reports each year containing consumer research, market data, and expert analysis about specific topics in 19 major categories, including automotive, beauty, personal
Leatherby Libraries Celebrates Earvin "Magic" Johnson's Visit to Chapman University
The Leatherby Libraries is proud to present a reference desk display in honor of businessman and former professional basketball player Earvin “Magic’ Johnson. Johnson hosted a discussion at the Musco Center for The Arts on Friday, September 22nd, 2023. Magic Johnson led the NBA Los Angeles Lakers to five NBA Finals championships. The nickname “Magic”
An Interactive Timeline on Breast Cancer Discovery and Treatment
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Leatherby Libraries’ Health Sciences Librarians David Carson and Ivan Portillo have developed a virtual exhibit to educate the Chapman University community on the history of breast cancer diagnosis and treatment development. This exhibit aims to inform readers on how far our understanding of breast cancer has come and
African Art Forms Display
The Leatherby Libraries honors African Art Forms, including modern and historical sculptures, paintings, pottery, rock art, textiles, masks, personal decoration, and jewelry. This display educates patrons about contemporary and ancient African art forms and their lasting artistic influences. Titles such as African Art; Its Background and Traditions by René S. Wassing and Early Art and Architecture of Africa
Leatherby Libraries Announces Inaugural Faculty Research Award: SOARS
Dean Kevin Ross of the Leatherby Libraries, in collaboration with the Office of the Provost, Office of Research, and the IS&T Department, is pleased to announce the inaugural semester of the Supporting Open Access Research and Scholarship (SOARS) program to the Chapman University community. The SOARS program is designed to provide financial support to Chapman
Acceptance Photographic Exhibit
As the school year begins, the Leatherby Libraries is pleased to announce the installation of “Acceptance,” a new exhibit comprised of a collection of photographs by Chapman University lecturer Bernie Dickson. During Dickson’s time in social isolation with her family, she was inspired to maintain a photographic journal of her family’s experience. As the family
Connect to Knowledge: The Athletic
The Leatherby Libraries is pleased to offer access to The Athletic, an add-on to our New York Times website subscription that provides news and analysis for American and English sports, including professional and college teams. Access includes breaking news, live commentary, long-form features, exclusive interviews, podcasts, and more. Access to this resource works differently than
Printing at the Leatherby Libraries
Chapman University’s Information Systems & Technology department provides students with several printing options and printers in many labs and public access areas across campus. Students are given initial FREE print credits at the start of each semester. Students can either print from one of the University-owned public access computers or wirelessly from their own devices.
Constitution Day at the Leatherby Libraries
On September 17th, 1787, the United States Constitution was signed into law. To honor this momentous occasion, the Leatherby Libraries creates an annual book display for Constitution Day, celebrated yearly on the anniversary of the signing. Our display marks the historic day by sharing literature about the Constitution from our collection, inviting patrons to increase