Career Corner – Never Too Late to Start: Taking Control of Senior Year
We are about halfway through the fall 2026 semester, and for many seniors, graduation feels right around the corner. It’s […]
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Bearing Witness Through Art: The Stories of Holocaust Survivors
Dr. Rachel Perry (University of Haifa and Gratz College) visited Chapman University to discuss her curated exhibition, Who Will Draw
Gathering Around Food: Dr. Ashanté Reese Explores the Power of Community, Culture and Care
Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences hosted Dr. Ashanté M. Reese, anthropologist, associate professor of African and
AI Enters Americans’ Top 10 Fears in Chapman’s 2026 Survey
Government corruption remains No. 1, followed by fears of another world war, as concerns about loved ones and financial stability persist.
When Dinosaurs Take Over Campus: Art, Performance and a Little Fun at Wilkinson College
What happens when you combine art, students dressed up in costumes, and a college campus? For students in Associate Professor
From Our Eyes – Finding My Confidence Abroad: A Summer Internship in Japan
This edition of From Our Eyes spotlights Aleks Lam (’27 Cultural Anthropology major, Chinese minor), who spent the summer interning
The Escalette Collection displayed in Germany
The Escalette Collection of Art is pleased to lend artworks to museums and cultural institutions for exhibitions around the world.
Unlocking Creativity: Lessons from the Margo Pawell Design Symposium
This edition of From Our Eyes highlights the annual Margo Pawell Design Symposium (presented by the Art Department’s Design Program),
Rethinking Homelessness: Moving Beyond Criminalization Toward Real Solutions
ETW: People and Communities in Motion
Extremism Researcher Pete Simi Receives Sixth NCITE Award to Continue Studying Threats Against Public Officials
Professor Pete Simi (Sociology) has received a $119,593 grant from the University of Nebraska Omaha’s National Counterterrorism Innovation, Technology, and