ChapBook Magazine

This summer marks the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment ratification, granting women the right to vote. But that’s far less time than it took women to gain that right since the U.S. Constitution was

Nancy Brink is a Chapman University minister who proudly touts her Disciples of Christ credentials. Though her approach —- friends call it a “progressive” ministry — would have raised a few eyebrows among the school’s

We find ourselves in a time of free dance lessons from international choreographers, free front row tickets to the opera, and live-streamed drawing lessons from premiere artists, all at our fingertips. In the age of

With the global pandemic closing America’s college classrooms, Chapman University has learned to grapple with the changes. The result wasn’t quite unexpected. The kindest words: It’s been “challenging.” Zoom has become the standard way of

When the email announcing that all classes would be held remotely online starting the following day due to the Coronavirus outbreak, the Piazza became loud with chatter and screams of mixed emotions. Some students were

The stomping and swift strides of feet making themselves known in the desert, the pulsating vibrations from the speakers reaching the bounds of the festival grounds, and the dust whipping in the air from the

Delightful food aromas teased students as they waited in the line stretching around Einstein’s Bagels waiting to vote for the presidential primaries. You just might know which party they’re voting for if you ask them