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Students at Fowler School in Maynard are raising money to plant a Tiger Garden and buy supplies for the Maynard backpack program.

Chapman University is Growing in More Ways Than One Chapman University’s efforts to revamp its campuses appear to be paying off with a record number of applications. More than 15,000 incoming freshmen applied for enrollment this year, up from the 14,000 applications the school received in 2020. The boost in applicants comes as Chapman moves forward with new developments its officials say will benefit the greater Orange County community. During an April 1 event hosted by the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce, Chapman University President Daniele Struppa shared updates on the school’s new...

  Alicia, a migrant from Honduras who is seeking a new life in the United States, embraces her father as she and other migrants await transport after crossing the Rio Grande river on a raft from Mexico to La Joya, Texas, on Sunday. ADREES LATIF/REUTERS Unaccompanied children in custody after crossing southern border up 31% from early last week The surge in migration along the southern border of the United States intensified this week, along with the political debate about the situation. As of Sunday morning, the US Border Patrol was holding more than 4,200 unaccompanied children in shor...

3 min read An artificial platelet technology designed to help the body heal from traumatic injury is just one of the innovations that has earned Fowler School of Engineering Dean Andrew Lyon membership in the National Academy of Inventors (NAI). Lyon, an internationally recognized chemist, is among 63 of the world’s best emerging academic inventors in the 2021 class of NAI Senior Members. Known for his research on the fundamental physics of colloidal hydrogels, Lyon and his Chapman University research lab colleagues and students explore the possibilities of polymer nanoparticles. His resear...

The winning word was "cataract" said Dan Costello, principal of leadership and operations. Ben, a seventh grader, qualified for the bee after entering the SCRIPPS spelling bee on Feb. 3 and earning at least 20 of 25 points on a spelling test. He also competed in last year's bee. About 20 students participated in the Feb. 11 spelling bee, Mike Barth, Fowler School principal of curriculum and instruction, said. Because of the pandemic, the spelling bee was held on Zoom. The students’ parents were asked to be visible behind the screen to ensure no one could look up a word on Google, said Barth...