Manga Book Review
Though the recent British Museum exhibition Manga was only displayed from May to August 2019, its catalog lives on.
Michelle Eugenia Yee
Michelle Eugenia Yee is a freelance writer, editor and journalist. Graduating from Chapman University’s Creative Writing MFA program, her work has appeared on several media websites, including Chapman Magazine, Communication Arts and Los Angeles magazine. In her free time, she enjoys reading, baking sweet treats and collecting postcards from around the world.
Alphabeatz Book Review
Abundant on the walls of subway stations and bridges, graffiti is often seen as white noise that helps trap teenagers in the ghetto.
American Advertising Cookbooks
You’re in for a treat—and one that is more a nourishing supper than a bowl of wobbly Jell-O whipped out after an hour in the fridge.
Hacking Product Design Book Review
The world of tech startups can seem like a strange factory pumping out ever sleeker products.
Typeset in the Future Book Review
When you watch sci-fi movies, do you notice the typefaces used on ships, data logs--and everything else? Dave Addey does.
Save Your Soul Book Review
Advertising has long suffered under the weight of its sleazy reputation. But Richard Wise, the “strategic spin doctor” behind the infamous Joe Camel cigarette campaign, encourages advertisers to hold their chins high.
Mangasia Book Review
An expansive survey of a book, Mangasia: The Definitive Guide to Asian Comics, by comics expert Paul Gravett, details the history of manga through maps, timelines and art reproductions.
Get ready for 'Sharknado 5', the next sharkpocalypse
From Syfy and The Asylum comes the announcement of the fifth installment of the ever popular “Sharknado” franchise.
Introducing ‘The Mighty Morphin Meower Rangers’
The cat-tastic parody of the popular series combines both cats and ‘Power Rangers.'
Inside the New Miyuki Miyabe Novel
VIZ's sci-fi/fantasy imprint Haikasoru brings another mystical Miyuki Miyabe story to life with the release of a fantastical novel The Gate of Sorrows.
The Fulbright Experience
When peace studies and art major Nimah Gobir ’15 applied to become a Fulbright scholar
in Kolkata, India, she didn’t think she would be teaching classes by herself on her first day.
The Warped Side of the Universe
Astrophysicist Kip Thorne collaborates with Chapman artist Lia Halloran and others to explain the beauty of science.
Padres Unidos Celebration
Graduation is a family affair for parents and preschoolers at Chapman University's Centro Comunitario de Educación.
A student's first journey to AWP
“For how many people is this their first AWP (Association of Writers & Writers Programs)?” author-panelist Samantha Dunn asked.
Alongside a Legend
A star-studded collaboration produces a prequel in the Sherlock Holmes canon.
Navigating Austro-Modernism
Dr. Marjorie Perloff talks of life in Austria between the world wars and the 'Vienna Paradox.'
5 Questions for the Voice of Spongebob Squarepants
We spoke to voice actor Tom Kenny about Spongebob, the new season, and putting your own mustard on the Krabby Patty.
10 Cool Geek-Must-Haves That Debuted at Comic-Con
From the Snoopy & Belle Collection to the Star Wars Force Trainer II.
Star Wars Gender Benders at Comic Con
Everyone wants a picture of the bearded Princess Leia.
The Best Things About the First Ever Hello Kitty Con
All the highlights of what happened this weekend and why Sanrio should do this every year.
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