“We can't solve a problem we don't know about,” Dr. Lambert said. “We've got to work together and communicate more so that we're not always competing with each other, but that we are working in concert to move the whole city and the whole county and region forward.”

College of Health Sciences Dean Jason Edsall speaks to TribLive about how a new state loan program can help bolster nursing education.

“The wooded, hilly main campus of Chatham University blends seamlessly into the affluent urban neighborhood surrounding it in the heart of Pittsburgh,” the outlet says.

Marwa Rahim ’27 was interviewed on WTAE about her experience leaving Afghanistan and coming to Chatham University after the Taliban came back to power.

90.5 WESA, Pittsburgh’s NPR news station, interviews Samira Rustami ’28 about her experience leaving her home in Afghanistan.

The Post-Gazette profiles the farm started by Megan Gallagher ’11 as it hits its 10-year anniversary.

Anne Flynn Schlicht, director of the Center for Women’s Entrepreneurship, speaks about the CWE’s 20th anniversary on “Our Region’s Business.”

Alice Julier, food studies professor and director of CRAFT, speaks to Al Jazeera about the comeback of American potluck parties.

Laura Livingston, director of sustainable agriculture at Eden Hall, talks to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette about local produce.

“The merger of the two schools, University leaders believe, will create stronger, interdisciplinary opportunities for graduates pursuing careers in business and environmental sustainability.”

Michael Braxton joins the advancement team following his time as associate vice president of planned giving & major gifts at Duquesne University.

Laura Livingston, director of sustainable agriculture and assistant professor of food studies, speaks to The Packer about Eden Hall Farm.