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Ten Years of be.wild.er farm With Founder Megan Gallagher ’11
Ten Years of be.wild.er farm With Founder Megan Gallagher ’11

Alum Megan Gallagher ’11 discusses the history and future of the farm she founded just outside of Pittsburgh, as well as her recent work with Grow Pittsburgh.

What to Expect at Eden Hall’s Farm to Fork This Summer
What to Expect at Eden Hall’s Farm to Fork This Summer

Signature cocktails, shorter lines, and summer favorites are on the menu this year at the Farm to Fork Dinner Series at Eden Hall Farm.

Jake Centra, DPT ’19, Sees the Power of Digital Healthcare
Jake Centra, DPT ’19, Sees the Power of Digital Healthcare

At first, Jake Centra, DPT ’19, tried to run away from working in technology. That’s before he dove headfirst into virtual patient care.

How a State Grant Helps Chatham Ease Food Insecurity
How a State Grant Helps Chatham Ease Food Insecurity

Here’s a breakdown of how Chatham is using a $20,000 state grant to help students experiencing food insecurity.

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Chatham University Prepares to Welcome Largest Undergraduate Class Ever

Chatham University will welcome the largest undergraduate class in its 157-year history when more than 500 undergraduate students start this fall.

Chatham Announces Spring 2026 Dean’s List

To be eligible for the Dean's List, students must carry a GPA of at least 3.5 and complete a minimum of 12 credits for a letter grade.

Chatham Named a 2026 College of Distinction

Chatham University was this week named a 2026-27 College of Distinction for its engaged students, successful alumni, and more.

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Chatham University Expects Largest Incoming Class in 157-Year History
Chatham University Expects Largest Incoming Class in 157-Year History

“What sets us apart is our ability to individualize the experience of our students,” Chatham VP of Enrollment Management Brandy Gershon told TribLive.

Professor Monica Riordan Speaks to WBUR About Emojis
Professor Monica Riordan Speaks to WBUR About Emojis

Professor of Psychology Monica Riordan speaks to Boston’s public radio news station about emojis and their effect on digital communication.

Dean Emily Heffernan Speaks to The Packer About the “Insect Apocalypse”
Dean Emily Heffernan Speaks to The Packer About the “Insect Apocalypse”

“If we lose these insects and pollinators, we lose a variety of our most nutritious and healthy foods,” Heffernan, dean of the Falk School of Sustainability & Environment, told the site.

Chatham Student Sells Honey to Help Cover Tuition
Chatham Student Sells Honey to Help Cover Tuition

While some college students become resident assistants or baristas to help cover school fees, Anthony Ondo ’29 took a less traditional approach: bees.

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Ten Years of be.wild.er farm With Founder Megan Gallagher ’11
Ten Years of be.wild.er farm With Founder Megan Gallagher ’11
A Chatham Nursing Student Won an Award for Her Skill and Care
A Chatham Nursing Student Won an Award for Her Skill and Care
A Chatham Bio Grad at the Berkeley National Lab
A Chatham Bio Grad at the Berkeley National Lab
Two MSCP Students Gave “Benefit Bags” to Their Community
Two MSCP Students Gave “Benefit Bags” to Their Community
Your Admissions Questions Answered
Your Admissions Questions Answered
What to Expect at Eden Hall’s Farm to Fork This Summer
What to Expect at Eden Hall’s Farm to Fork This Summer

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