Articles

95 - Sep / Oct 19

Dean of Fowler School of Law

Matt Parlow As a kid growing up in Los Angeles, Matt Parlow considered being a teacher or going into law. Chapman University’s Dean of Fowler School of Law and Donald P. Kennedy Chair in Law ended up going into both fields. “Teaching is in my... Read More →

Matt Parlow As a kid growing up in Los Angeles, Matt Parlow considered being a teacher or going into law. Chapman University’s Dean of Fowler School of Law and Donald P. Kennedy Chair in Law... Read More →

95 - Sep / Oct 19

Daniele Struppa

Chapman University's 13th President

Chapman University’s 13th President Since becoming Chapman University’s 13th president in September 2016, President Daniele Struppa hasn’t missed a beat leading the educational institution on its meteoric upward trajectory. Under Struppa’s watch, Chapman has continued to make history in academia. “Because of my previous 10... Read More →

Chapman University’s 13th President Since becoming Chapman University’s 13th president in September 2016, President Daniele Struppa hasn’t missed a beat leading the educational institution on its meteoric upward trajectory. Under Struppa’s watch, Chapman has continued... Read More →

95 - Sep / Oct 19

Kim Le

“I worked here for 15 years before taking over the conservatory,” says Kim Le. “As office manager, I learned the back end, and as a teacher, I learned the front end. But it’s completely different being the owner.” - - - - Kim Le, Director... Read More →

“I worked here for 15 years before taking over the conservatory,” says Kim Le. “As office manager, I learned the back end, and as a teacher, I learned the front end. But it’s completely different... Read More →

94 - Jul / Aug 19

The Golden Spike

Spend some time in Orange and nearby North Tustin, and you’ll soon notice the name Hewes, including Hewes St. and Hewes Middle School. The name originates with David Hewes, a wealthy landowner, citrus pioneer and philanthropist, who lived in the area from 1881 until his... Read More →

Spend some time in Orange and nearby North Tustin, and you’ll soon notice the name Hewes, including Hewes St. and Hewes Middle School. The name originates with David Hewes, a wealthy landowner, citrus pioneer and... Read More →

94 - Jul / Aug 19

Gardena High School's Extraordinary Art Collection

at the Hilbert Museum of California Art

Gardena High School in Gardena—a city in the South Bay region of Los Angeles—owns one of the most spectacular assemblages of California art in the state. It’s a stunning collection of paintings founded a hundred years ago, donated to the school by its graduating senior... Read More →

Gardena High School in Gardena—a city in the South Bay region of Los Angeles—owns one of the most spectacular assemblages of California art in the state. It’s a stunning collection of paintings founded a hundred... Read More →

94 - Jul / Aug 19

Pitch Perfect with Wayne Sakimoto

Creative Evolution

Wayne Sakimoto has a variety of items he collected over the years on display at his Creative Evolution studio, including a small jukebox, Buddy L and Tonka trucks, and classic lunch pails. “I want this to be a space I enjoy coming to,” he says.... Read More →

Wayne Sakimoto has a variety of items he collected over the years on display at his Creative Evolution studio, including a small jukebox, Buddy L and Tonka trucks, and classic lunch pails. “I want this... Read More →

94 - Jul / Aug 19

Afters Ice Cream

The enthusiastic employees of Old Towne Orange Afters are ready to help you beat the heat! The company’s very first employees, cofounders David and John Barber, started creating handmade ice cream back in 2008. Afters Ice Cream Summer is here and with temperatures rising, Afters... Read More →

The enthusiastic employees of Old Towne Orange Afters are ready to help you beat the heat! The company’s very first employees, cofounders David and John Barber, started creating handmade ice cream back in 2008. Afters... Read More →

94 - Jul / Aug 19

The Treasury

Calling all past, present and future artists. Eric and Amy Sargeant welcome all students to The Treasury, a new studio home to workspaces and classes for the Orange community. Students will definitely be in good hands—Amy has been an artist since elementary school, back when... Read More →

Calling all past, present and future artists. Eric and Amy Sargeant welcome all students to The Treasury, a new studio home to workspaces and classes for the Orange community. Students will definitely be in good... Read More →

94 - Jul / Aug 19

Helen Norris

Vice President & Chief Information Officer

Helen Norris In the mid-1970s as a high school student in her native Ireland, Helen Norris had an experience that shaped her worldview and directed her future career. A nun discouraged Chapman University’s Vice President and Chief Information Officer (CIO) from majoring in mathematics. “I... Read More →

Helen Norris In the mid-1970s as a high school student in her native Ireland, Helen Norris had an experience that shaped her worldview and directed her future career. A nun discouraged Chapman University’s Vice President... Read More →

93 - May / June 19

The Orange May Festival, 1969

by Phil Brigandi

Every community needs a little hometown parade—the kind you’re watching one year, riding in the next, and maybe selling popcorn the following year. In Orange, that parade was the Orange May Festival. It was our biggest community celebration for decades, until the Street Fair came... Read More →

Every community needs a little hometown parade—the kind you’re watching one year, riding in the next, and maybe selling popcorn the following year. In Orange, that parade was the Orange May Festival. It was our... Read More →