From alumni successes to faculty research to student life, take a look at the latest stories from the community at Chatham University
How Chatham and Ice Hockey Brought This Alumni Couple Together
Madison Black Wilk and Andrew Warhoftig Wilk met when they were both students at Chatham. They were married this past December.
Chatham Loves Donors. Here’s Why.
Chatham’s first Love A Donor Day is Feb. 5, so Pulse is sharing a few highlights of how donors improved university life last year.
Two Alums, Two Paths, One Destination
Sally Guzik ’14 and Nicole Muise-Kielkucki, MAFS ’12, came to Chatham University at different times for different reasons, yet they’ve crossed paths more than once. Just a few years ago, they ended up at the same place.
7 Things To Do After Depositing
If you’re wondering what happens after you make a deposit to Chatham, Pulse is here to fill you in!
Natalie Callahan ’23 Displays Art from Fulbright Experience in On-Campus Exhibit
Her show, “The Weavers of Benares,” is on display at the Susan Bergman Gurrentz ’56 Art Gallery through Feb. 27.
Melony Murray, DNP ’25, on How “The Pitt” Influenced Her Final Project
“I told him I really appreciated how they portrayed everything on The Pitt,” Murray said of star Noah Wylie. “I was able to draw from that … and I was able to apply that to my project.”
Marley McFarland ’27 on Her Experience at the COP30 Climate Talks
Marley McFarland ’27 has been involved in climate activism since she was a teen. This year, she got to attend the UN’s COP 30 climate conference in Belém, Brazil.
What Chatham Grad Students Saw in Costa Rica
Students spent 10 days in Costa Rica last month walking through coffee fields, hiking an active volcano, and exploring local markets during a class trip.
Lily Meyerson ’25 on Exercise Science and Skipping Grad School for Work
A lot of Chatham University’s exercise science students matriculate directly into a post-graduate program. Not Lily Meyerson ’25, who this year graduated and became an exercise physiologist in Tacoma, Washington. But that wasn’t always her plan.
How Aimee Mack, MSN '23, DNP '25, Became a "Hero of Military Medicine"
She's been a clinical staff nurse, deployed to Afghanistan, helped Operation Warp Speed, and was just awarded the Hero of Military Medicine San Antonio Award by the Henry M. Jackson Foundation.
A Q&A with Kipp Dawson ’94: Activist, Educator, and This Year’s Hollander Lecturer
Name a progressive American activist movement from the last 60-plus years, and there’s a good chance Kipp Dawson ’94 was there. Hear her stories at the Oct. 15, 2025 Hollander Lecture.
