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This Year’s Eden Hall Day is All About Apples
This Year’s Eden Hall Day is All About Apples

Explore a brief history of the rehabilitation of Eden Hall Farm’s apple orchard ahead of this year’s Eden Hall Day.

How to Get Around Pittsburgh with Your Free Bus Fare
How to Get Around Pittsburgh with Your Free Bus Fare

Don’t miss the bus! Get the most out of your free rides on Pittsburgh Regional Transit with your Chatham student email and the Ready2Ride app.

Football, Insurance, the Aviary: Three Chatham Students’ 2025 Summer Internships
Football, Insurance, the Aviary: Three Chatham Students’ 2025 Summer Internships

Three students share their experiences at their summer internships.

What’s on the Menu at This Summer’s Farm to Fork Dinners at Eden Hall
What’s on the Menu at This Summer’s Farm to Fork Dinners at Eden Hall

Expect stir fry with regionally grown vegetables, BBQ sauce using local maple, and beets fresh from the harvest.

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Chatham University Announces 2025 Alumni Award Winners

Chatham University’s Alumni Awards honor the contributions and achievements of our alumni. See the full list of honorees here.

CRAFT’s “Share the Harvest” Features Talks With Farmers, Recipe Preparation, and More

The Center for Regional Agriculture and Food Transformation at Chatham University will host the program on Sunday, September 14 at Chatham’s Eden Hall Farm.

Chatham Again Named a Bee Campus School

The certification, which Chatham was first awarded in 2019, comes from Bee City USA.

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New Species of Human Ancestor Discovered From Ancient Teeth
New Species of Human Ancestor Discovered From Ancient Teeth

Associate professor of biology Kevin Hatala gives analysis in this Wall Street Journal story about early human ancestors.

Chatham Student’s Study Says Therapy Dogs Boost Grad Student Wellbeing
Chatham Student’s Study Says Therapy Dogs Boost Grad Student Wellbeing

Inside Higher Ed highlights a study by Emily Cochran, OTD ’25, who found that engagement with therapy dogs can instill a sense of social connection for students.

Economics Professor Aparna Howlader Quoted in Offrange
Economics Professor Aparna Howlader Quoted in Offrange

Aparna Howlader, assistant professor of economics, speaks to Offrange about the effects of economic policies formed in the wake of the Dust Bowl.

Experts warned of potential risk of violence in sovereign citizen movement before deadly Australia shooting
Experts warned of potential risk of violence in sovereign citizen movement before deadly Australia shooting

Christine Sarteschi, professor of social work and criminology, speaks to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation about sovereign citizens, one of the extremist movements she researches.

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