Mitali Shukla2020 was a garbage fire of a year in most arenas of life, but it was arguably an amazing year for music. Black, LGBTQ+ and […]
Month: December 2020
Students show professor appreciation on Zoom in TikTok trend
Published on Dec. 13 The vast majority of TikTok users have probably seen the video by now. A professor, at first a bit peeved because […]
Students relocate after roommates test positive for COVID-19
Published Dec. 13 You feel faint or dizzy, and suddenly it becomes difficult to breathe. No, you haven’t contracted COVID-19. Instead, you’ve just found out […]
Chapman virtual performance of ‘In the Next Room’ pushes boundaries
Written by Mitali Shukla Published Nov. 23 Normally, actors in a play are used to being onstage when performing theater. What happens when that stage […]
Opinion | You can’t claim voter fraud just because you’re losing
Written by Mitali Shukla Published Nov. 23 When I was eight years old, I was tasked with teaching my three-year-old brother how to play board […]
Opinion | Politicians are simply opportunists
Written by Mitali Shukla Published Nov. 15 June brought Black Lives Matter protests and nationwide outcry to defund the police. Just last week, Joe Biden […]
‘Silver lining’: Christmas tree farms take advantage of outdoor activities
Written by Mitali Shukla Published on Dec. 7 The pandemic has had a massive financial toll on small businesses. Yet there’s one commercial venue that’s […]
‘Tunnel of Oppression’ exhibit presents minority experience
Published Nov. 15 Written by Mitali Shukla Each year, Chapman’s Residence Life and First Year Experience presents the “Tunnel of Oppression” gallery. Under normal circumstances, […]