Got canned food? Chapman BSU is having a Holiday Food Drive to collect canned food to donate to the Orange County Food Bank. You have until Friday, November 21 to help out! BSU hopes to reach 100 cans of food. For each can you donate, your name will be entered into an opportunity drawing for FREE Panther Bucks! The prize starts at $50 for the first 100 cans donated, and will increase $50 for every additional 50 cans that are donated. Donate to win!

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We've all heard of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, but are you familiar with #GivingTuesday? It's a global day dedicated to giving back. Learn more at givingtuesday.org. We hope you'll consider celebrating #GivingTuesday with a gift to the Chapman Fund. Check out this blog post to learn more about the type of impact you'll make by giving. If you choose to give, take an "unselfie" (the selfless and generous version of a selfie) and post it to spread the spirit of generosity on #GivingTuesday! Learn more: bit.ly/1rd931G.

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Is the stress of finals week already beginning to set in? Take a fun study break with your friends on Saturday, December 13th from 5-10pm and go ice skating with UPB at the Irvine Spectrum Center! Tickets are $10 (ticket covers transportation and skate rental) and you will have time to skate, eat dinner, do some holiday shopping, and enjoy the holiday cheer before finals! Don’t miss this opportunity–get your tickets now! Tickets will go on sale on TOMORROW at 8am on https://chapman.universitytickets.com

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Tonight, UPB & Chapman’s Black History Month present Soul Fest! Come out to the Student Union from 8 – 10pm for a celebration of African American Music, Poetry and Soul. The Student Union will be transformed into a lounge where you can hear the sultry sounds and smooth beats of up & coming artists. This popular event and Black History Month tradition features live entertainment and soul food! Get a taste of buffalo chicken wings, cornbread muffins, and mac & cheese balls, and sip on a mocktail or two!

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On Saturday, Paul and Marybelle Musco, George and Julia Argyros, Wylie and Bette Aitken, Tom and Sharon Malloy, Kathy Hamilton representing our incredible Women of Chapman, Doy Henley and other main donors toured the Musco Center. Check out the photos. The highlight of the day was at the luncheon when Julia Argyros announced that she and George would donate an additional $1 million to name the “William Hall Stairway to the Stars.” It was the first time in 41 years, I’ve seen Bill Hall tear up. Me too! JLD

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These Chapman Alums (they call themselves the Patient Experience) - Lauren Potts ’15, Dylan Trumbull ’14, Hannah Karsen ‘12, and Sydney Snyder ’10 -- just hosted an art show titled, Side Effects May Include Art, June 14 - June 20, 2015. The exhibition showcased the work of Patient Experience, a collective of artists each coping with their own illness. These artists have elected to channel their personal misfortune into a creative outlet. This inaugural show was a small survey of work by these artists, individually and independently produced. Congrats!

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Finance and estate decisions require knowledge in many areas: accounting, finance, law, insurance, taxes, investments and charitable planning. In partnership with several non-profit organizations, Chapman University hosts a series of free workshops throughout Orange County every spring and fall. We invite you to attend and learn how to make wiser, more fully informed decisions about your financial future. Fall classes start this month. There are no fees. You may attend an entire series or the individual sessions of your choice. For more information visit www.chapman.edu/estate-workshops. Click below to watch a video with testimonials from workshop attendees and sponsors.

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Tomorrow is the big day for our newest members of the Chapman Panther community! For those of you who are moving into the Residence Halls, please take notice that Glassell Street is going through some major construction between Palm and Collins Avenues. Your best bet to get to the Jim Miller Parking Structure (the "home base" for new resident move-in) will be to come from either Walnut Avenue or Grand Street. Look out for our friendly Orientation Leader and Resident Advisor staffs to guide you in!

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Exciting, provocative, and unique - these are just a few words to describe the NEW MUSIC Ensemble concert this Thursday in Salmon Recital Hall. The evening will be filled with new compositions by Chapman students and avant-garde works which experiment with (and push) our musical boundaries. Led by Sean Heim, this week's performance will include compositions by Fleming, Furrer, Glass, Hock, McLaughlin, Xenakis, and feature special guest performers Jeff Cogan, William Fitzpatrick, Brian Sherick and Nicholas Terry. Admission is free. Thursday, May 7 @ 8pm Salmon Recital Hall

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Last year, the Chapman University Football had the privilege of meeting little Ben Teach who recently passed away from leukemia. Next Tue-Wed (Apr. 7-8), the Panthers will be looking for people to sign up to Be The Match and save a life like Ben's. All it takes to join the national marrow donor registry is a cheek swab and a signature, so look for the Panthers in the Piazza and in Argyros Forum next week and sign up! Be the difference, BE THE MATCH!

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