A Legacy Story 50 years ago, Karen Haren graduated Chapman, a school she was able to attend thanks, in part, to scholarship assistance. As an alumna, winner of Chapman’s 2014 Albert Schweitzer Award of Excellence, Town & Gown Board Member, and the most recent addition to the Legacy Circle, Karen’s Chapman roots run deep. Since
Former Town & Gown President Sue Lamoureux ’71 came to Chapman College in the Fall of 1967 (the school year that T&G was established!) from Pomona and joined Theta Service Club as a freshman. She chose Chapman for its World Campus Afloat, which she experienced in Spring ’70 and Fall ’72 and still has her
Have you heard? Our students are back! There is just something about a bustling college campus that brings energy and excitement to the forefront. It’s been a busy summer for Community Relations as we prepared to welcome back students living off campus into the neighborhood. In partnership with Athletics, Greek Life, Public Safety, and the
The following is the first of a two-part interview with Dr. Michael Wood, Assistant Professor in the Chapman Department of World Languages and Cultures, and Town & Gown’s Faculty Liaison. Part Two of the interview, featuring challenges confronted by the Faculty Senate, will appear in the next edition of “Talk of the Town.” (Note: In
Meet Lee Braithwaite, Town & Gown’s, longest-living member! At 102 years young, Lee has always been motivated to join organizations with good purposes. She loves people and could be called a true joiner with a servant’s heart. Whether it is ringing the bell for Salvation Army donations during the holidays, acting as a docent for
Town & Gown Board Member Marcia Cooley has been connected with Chapman for over 50 years, beginning with “Campus Club” in the 1970s. Living so far from her alma mater, William and Mary, has made Chapman important to her. In 1981, after returning from three years living in Spain, Marcia began teaching ESL at Chapman
FLASHBACK: The following is a remembrance of Chapman over the past sixty years which appeared in “Talk of the Town,” Spring Edition, 2022 As we have just celebrated the 160th Year of Chapman, it is a great time for looking back at some of the school’s history. It is truly unbelievable to reflect on the