It may be a weird time to complete an internship, but as always, Chatham students are adapting with resilience, patience, and creativity. We caught up with a few students to learn about their summer internship experiences in fields ranging from journalism to sustainability.

In our latest student organization spotlight, Executive President and Founder of the Chatham Green Team, Taylor Pelow indulges all of our club curiosities and fills us in on the Green Team’s exciting initiatives for the 2020-2021 school year.

As an orientation leader, Haley Kumpf ‘23 has helped the Class of 2024 feel right at home. Learn more about her, her experience as an OL, and her favorite spots in the Burgh in this for-students, by-students feature.

The Chatham University Student Handbook is your go-to guide for life at ChathamU, from the Student Honor Code to a run-down of services and amenities and much more. We’re highlighting some of the fun, informative, and lesser-looked-at sections of the handbook, right here.

Interested in joining Chatham Student Government? Check out this student organization spotlight where Executive President, Mars Touloumes helps us get to know the organization that helps to build a better and more civically engaged Chatham.

You’re moved in, classes have started, now the fun really begins! Adjusting to your new life takes time, patience, and resilience. In order to help you get started, we’ve compiled this list of tips and tricks to help you make the most of your new Chatham life.

We chat with General Manager Courtney Blood of Parkhurst to hear all about the plans she and her team have made to keep the Chatham community safe (while also keeping us fed), including increased to-go options, satellite dining locations, and more.

Our event offerings may look a little bit different this fall but that doesn’t mean there won’t be just as many opportunities for fun— in fact, some stress reduction activities may be more essential than ever. Don’t miss Associate Director of Student Engagement Emily Fidago’s breakdown of indoor, outdoor, and virtual event offerings.

For years, Chatham’s MFA Creative Writing program has offered a low-residency option for writers who opt out of traditional, in-person classes. Now, with COVID-19 making academic planning more challenging than ever, the MFAW CW program has expertise to share, and an exciting— if unconventional— academic year ahead. Program Director Sheila Squillante fills us in on all the Creative Writing happenings for Fall 2020 and beyond.

Looking to find out the latest about on-campus housing this Fall? Check out this Q&A with Dean Heather Black and Director of Residence Life Shawn McQuillan for move-in details, residence hall protocols, and more.

At Chatham, all students participate in ENG105: First Year Writing Seminar regardless of their major or academic interests. As a result, students get a handle on college writing right from the start. We caught up with Dr. Carrie Tippen to learn about about the different course delivery options for Fall 2020 and for a preview of what first years can expect in ENG105.

Somewhere along the way, our buildings having “character” has turned into casting our buildings as characters. If you’re wondering where your zodiac sign falls among our wide range of architectural super stars, you’re going to want to click the link. And please remember, this is just for fun.