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Dangerous Ideas: Roxane Gay Brings Signature Wit and Wisdom to Chapman Amidst laughter and jokes, Gay highlighted the serious problems facing those who share their opinions in the public forum.

October 7, 2024 by | The Voice of Wilkinson

Author and cultural critic Roxane Gay addressed an audience of students, faculty and community members at Chapman University on Sept. 25. The event kicked off Engaging the World, the signature lecture series presented by Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, which this year is addressing the theme of gender and sexuality. Gay, Ph.D.,

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<span class=Dangerous Ideas: Roxane Gay Brings Signature Wit and Wisdom to Chapman Amidst laughter and jokes, Gay highlighted the serious problems facing those who share their opinions in the public forum. " class="thumbnail" />

Dangerous Ideas: Roxane Gay Brings Signature Wit and Wisdom to Chapman Amidst laughter and jokes, Gay highlighted the serious problems facing those who share their opinions in the public forum.

October 7, 2024 by | The Voice of Wilkinson

Author and cultural critic Roxane Gay addressed an audience of students, faculty and community members at Chapman University on Sept. 25. The event kicked off Engaging the World, the signature lecture series presented by Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, which this year is addressing the theme of gender and sexuality. Gay, Ph.D.,

Will AI Influence Elections? SURF Student Researcher Aims to Find Out

Will AI Influence Elections? SURF Student Researcher Aims to Find Out

July 31, 2024 by | The Voice of Wilkinson

In an election year full of political controversy, it has never been more important to examine how technology intersects with the function of democracy in the United States. Robert Arellano ’26, an undergraduate student double-majoring in political science and business administration, is addressing the issue head on through a study that examines how artificial intelligence

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