Chapman University

Chapman University

http://www.chapman.edu
https://www.linkedin.com/school/chapman-university/

Chapman University is a privately owned university headquartered in the US, founded in 1861, employing approximately 4,040 individuals, and is classified as a tier 1 media tech buyer; it operates as a private research university located in Orange, California.

Revenue

Founded

1861

Headcount

4,036

Headquarters

US

Primary Segment

Media and TV services

Ownership

Privately Owned

News Summary:

On March 19, 2026, Chapman University Information Systems and Technology (IS&T) announced the availability of Grammarly AI Agents to all students, faculty, and staff, providing context-aware writing support for academic, professional, and creative work. Previously, on February 25, student teams from the Chapman University Argyros College of Business & Economics prepared to compete in NAIOP SoCal’s 5th Annual Orange County Real Estate Challenge on April 15, facing off against the University of California Irvine for the Orange Cup.

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Mar

19th

2026

18:30

New Offerings, Artificial Intelligence, B2B Tag

Grammarly AI Agents Now Available to the Chapman Community

Chapman University Information Systems and Technology (IS&T) is pleased to announce that Grammarly AI Agents are now available to all students, faculty, and staff. This expanded access provides powerful, context-aware writing support to help members of the Chapman community communicate more clearly, confidently, and effectively across academic, professional, and creative work.

Chapman University

Mar

15th

2026

08:27

Is it really ‘that damn phone?’ — The Panther Newspaper

It’s a common cliché: the worried parent versus the chronically online teenager. Social media and smartphone use have been blamed for everything from decreasing attention spans to vision loss, but is there evidence to back these claims? Candice Odgers, associate dean for research and faculty development at the University of California, Irvine, joined Chapman’s department of psychology on March 2 for a discussion on adolescent mental health in the digital age.

The Panther Newspaper

Mar

9th

2026

17:50

Lactose-free milk presents an opportunity to boost dairy consumption and coffee shop visits, says new study

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands – For many coffee drinkers, choosing milk for their coffee shop order often involves navigating a growing list of choices, each carrying different expectations around taste, digestibility, cost, and more: a new study

Comunicaffe International

Mar

9th

2026

10:55

Mark Skousen Warns Adam Smith’s Free Market Vision Faces New Attacks on the 250th Anniversary of 'The Wealth of Nations'

Dr. Mark Skousen, the economist who wears many hats Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations" Economist Mark Skousen reflects on the enduring influence of Adam Smith’s ideas in "The Making of Modern Economics" LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, March 9, 2026 / EINPresswire.com / -- Today, March 9, as the world marks the 250th anniversary of Adam Smith’s revolutionary book The Wealth of Nations , renewed attention is being given to the Scottish economist’s vision of peace, free trade, and economic liberty.

Mar

8th

2026

18:41

dollar milestone unveiled in President Parlow’s first State of the University — The Panther Newspaper

In his first State of the University Address as president, Matt Parlow traced Chapman’s improvement over the past three decades, pointing to higher rankings, expanding research and record-breaking fundraising. The annual presentation serves as an update to the campus, community and donors on Chapman’s achievements thus far and what is in store for the future.

The Panther Newspaper

Mar

8th

2026

14:41

Do dorm mold horror stories spread faster than microbial growth? — The Panther Newspaper

College students deal with a lot of unique challenges: “frat flu,” 8:00 a.m. classes and pulling all-nighters to cram for exams. But year after year, another problem persists. According to students, Chapman University housing has widespread mold issues — but the Residence Life and First-Year Experience Office (RLFYE) staff beg to differ.

The Panther Newspaper

Feb

25th

2026

11:44

Events, B2B Tag

5th Annual NAIOP SoCal Orange County Real Estate Challenge To Be Held April 15; Challenge Site Revealed

On Thursday, April 15, student teams from the Chapman University Argyros College of Business & Economics (Chapman) and the University of California, Irvine, Paul Merage School of Business Center for Real Estate (UCI) will compete head-to-head in NAIOP SoCal’s 5th Annual Orange County Real Estate Challenge for the coveted Orange Cup.

Feb

22nd

2026

18:30

Why Strategic Plans Fail—and What Leaders Can Do Instead

Higher education is facing threats on many fronts in 2026. The disruptive effects of AI, governmental interference, demographic decline, and growing public skepticism about the value of a college degree are all converging at once. In this environment, colleges and universities cannot rely on traditional strategic planning processes that produce lengthy documents but little change.

Higher Education Today

Feb

17th

2026

18:30

A Historic California Schoolhouse Becomes a Home for Quantum Research

Tucked into a residential enclave of Orange, California, just northwest of Chapman University’s main campus, a century-old schoolhouse has found an improbable new life. The Mission Revival Killefer School is a local landmark. In 1944, after the primarily Mexican-American Cypress Street School closed nearby, its students effectively integrated Killefer three years before California schools were required to desegregate, and a full ten years before schools nationally did so.

Feb

16th

2026

18:30

G’Day From Down Under

Life has a funny way of working things out. I was planning on studying abroad in Rome, but instead, I found myself heading halfway around the world to Sydney, Australia. A surprise destination that quickly became the adventure I didn’t know I needed.

Chapman University

Feb

12th

2026

18:30

From Our Eyes: On Beauty, Theology, and Changing the World With Dr. Susan Ross

This edition of Wilkinson College’s Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences From Our Eyes is written by newsletter editor Selah Sanchez (’27, Creative Writing; CCI minor). Sanchez recently attended a lecture by Dr. Susan Ross, Griset Lecturer and author of For the Beauty of the Earth: Women, Sacramentality, and Justice, and reflects on how the talk inspired her to draw connections between honesty and tragedy, as well as beauty and deception.

Chapman University

Feb

8th

2026

18:30

Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

Chapman University Program Teaches Civil Discourse in Digital Age

(TNS) — Students are stuck in a modern catch-22 situation, a new national research report by the Chapman University-based Or Initiative says about the state of civil discourse among youth. Youth are eager to grapple with the world’s most polarizing issues, but in a digital age where headlines are incessant and social media often doubles as a primary news source, they may lack spaces where they can slow down, talk face-to-face about these topics and engage in an evidence-based exchange of ideas.

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