Librarian Interviews: Victoria Perez
The Leatherby Libraries’ Meet the Librarian interview series highlights our wonderful librarians as we introduce them to the Chapman University campus. These interviews inform the community about different areas in the library and the incredible work our librarians accomplish each day. Our new Reference Librarian, Victoria Perez, was kind enough to answer some questions! What
Join the Leatherby Libraries' 2025 Community of Readers Program!
The Leatherby Libraries is thrilled to announce the return of the 17th Annual Community of Readers (CoR) program! The Leatherby Libraries hosts this program to encourage Chapman students, faculty, staff, and alumni to connect and share their love of reading! All members of the Chapman community are welcome! To participate in the program, all you
Congratulations to the Eric M. Scandrett Graduate Research Prize 2025 Winners
The Leatherby Libraries is pleased to announce the 2025 Eric M. Scandrett Graduate Research Prize winners. For the second year of this prize, we received applications from students from a variety of graduate programs, including: Master of Arts in War, Diplomacy, and Society Ph.D. in Education Master of Science in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Announcing the 2025 Kevin and Tam Ross Undergraduate Research Prize Winners
The Leatherby Libraries is thrilled to announce the winners of the 2025 Kevin and Tam Ross Undergraduate Research Prize! For the seventeenth year of this award, we received applications from students across numerous disciplines, including Art History, Biochemistry, Biological Sciences, Business Administration, Communication Studies, Computer Science, English, Health Sciences, History, Journalism, Music, Political Science, Psychology,
Scrapbook Memories
The Leatherby Libraries’ Frank Mt. Pleasant Library of Special Collections and Archives preserves a wide variety of historical treasures and stories for members of the Chapman University community and the public to access, learn from, or research. To showcase one notable local story, Victoria Perez, our Reference Librarian, curated the virtual exhibit “Scrapbook Memories: A
Call for Short Story Submissions!
Calling all Panthers who are passionate about writing! Did you know the Leatherby Libraries’ “Stories on the Go!” initiative encourages Chapman students to submit their written works to the Leatherby Libraries’ Short Story Dispenser? Students can submit their original written works, including short stories and poetry, to be featured in the Short Story Dispenser. How
Librarian Interviews: Rachel Maggio
The Leatherby Libraries’ Meet the Librarian interview series shines a spotlight on our amazing librarians as we welcome them to the Chapman University campus. These interviews inform the community about different areas in the library and the incredible work our librarians accomplish each day! Our new Health Sciences Librarian, Rachel Maggio, was kind enough to
A Mindfulness Guide to Finding Calm During Finals Week
In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month and finals week, the Leatherby Libraries has curated a Guide to Mindfulness book display featuring a selection of books all about mindfulness. Mindfulness practices can help reduce stress and anxiety by using the mind to relax the mind and body. Engaging in mindfulness practices is an excellent form
Spring 2025 Finals Week Resources at the Leatherby Libraries
Panthers, finals week is right around the corner, and the Leatherby Libraries is here to support you during your study sessions! Continue reading to learn about the finals week resources and services the Leatherby Libraries provide. Coffee at Finals Week – SGA & Leatherby Libraries Collaboration For all of our Panthers who enjoy a sweet
Connect to Knowledge: Indigenous Life in America
The Leatherby Libraries is pleased to offer access to the Indigenous Life in America database from Newsbank and Readex. This database documents the experiences and impact of Indigenous Americans as recorded by the news media from 1690 to 2016. The primary sources in this collection offer an expansive window into centuries of Indigenous history as