The Ethnic Studies minor received approval this spring as faculty and staff temporarily experienced confusion on a newly created Provost’s Office position.

After April 4 flyers were found at Huntington Beach advertising a “white lives matter” rally, a counterprotest April 11 saw skirmishes and arrests.

The Black Student Union executive board resigned March 18, citing burnout and a lack of cooperation with administrators, one of whom hosted a campus expression event that clarified the university’s protocol on addressing hate speech.

A safe, virtual space was created to promote ethnic studies and oppose a potential white supremacist protest that never materialized.

Multiple fraternities are under fire for hosting parties that were shared online through anonymous accounts, sparking a debate around cancel culture.

Freshman Aissata Sall filed a complaint against her professor Ahmed Younis, and was discouraged an investigation was not pursued.

The debate over the fate of former law professor John Eastman may have created a rift between students, faculty and senior staff.

John Eastman has agreed to remove his university credentials from formal filings with the Supreme Court, in which he aims to invalidate millions of votes.

The Bond Fire erupted the night of Dec. 2, claiming 7,200 acres as of Dec. 3 and forcing 25,000 Orange County residents to evacuate.

The Panther received a letter containing a sexually explicit alleged fraternity chant, claimed to be connected with Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

A Chapman professor said he used the “N-(expletive)” and “F-(expletive)” terms to quote the content his Introduction to Human Rights class is studying.

Chapman Republicans supports sitting President Trump’s move to call the general election fraudulent, disturbing students.

Faculty members questioned senior staff on a safe campus return and sent statements to administrators about their health concerns.

Strong winds brought the Blue Ridge Fire north of Yorba Linda to Chino Hills, causing the evacuation of at least 8,000 households.

Many Chapman University students evacuated their homes Oct. 26, as fires and poor air quality threaten neighborhoods in Irvine and Yorba Linda.

Thirteen new student residents tested positive after the university conducted free COVID-19 testing. Some are worried the campus reopening will lead to an outbreak.

Amaka Esegbue filed a complaint on her Mail Services manager to Chapman Human Resources in May, after Esegbue said he talked about “bringing back lynching.”

In attempts to stay in good standing with the City of Orange, Chapman University may extend the number of weeks the Orange Police Department patrols local neighborhoods to crack down on off-campus parties.

Chapman University law student Michael Mermelstein found stickers from Patriot Front, a white supremacist group, posted at Bruxie and along West Sycamore Avenue Sept. 1.

Members of the Black Student Union led a protest on the steps of Memorial Hall Aug. 29 to question Chapman University’s commitment to diversity and inclusion.