Two books from Chatham's faculty members explore food, family, Pittsburgh, and personal identity.

He played all over the country as a solo pianist and taught at Chatham for over 35 years. “It was very demanding, especially the reading of the papers,” he said.

Chatham's first ever Homecoming Weekend runs from Sept. 26-29, but there's plenty to do throughout the week, too. Here's a peek.

Washington made a name for herself writing personal essays about her life in Pittsburgh.

Chatham’s head orientation leaders discuss their experiences during orientation, as well as what new students can expect.

“You realize there are so many things here that can help and make you feel more comfortable doing your research, homework, or simply hanging out,” said one student worker.

Attendees will learn how to make hot sauce, jams, indigo dyes, and more at the Aug. 4 workshop.

The professor of marketing talks about what students can expect from the new School of Business & Enterprise and where it fits into Chatham’s mission and values.

Rutherford came to Chatham to help coordinate the JXS Project, which aims to prevent student suicide as well as drug and alcohol abuse.

The program gives providers the resources to navigate regulations and stay in business during a time of uncertainty in the industry.

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

Taste different honies, learn about native pollinators, and participate in crafts during Pollinator Week, April 8-12.