One Chatham club is helping students make the world a better place.

Chatham University’s fall athletics are just getting started.

Making positive change on campus is possible through Chatham Student Government. How can you get involved?

Three Orientation Leaders talk about themselves and what new students should know.

Historic neighborhoods, miles of trails, library cards, and more— choose your own no-cost Steel City adventure.

Student-led groups, time-honored traditions, and a 24-hour lounge—the Office of Student Engagement oversees all of them.

After coming out in an open letter, the Chatham hockey player appeared on national TV to talk about LGBTQ pride and college athletics.

Chatham’s first NCAA All American hopes to push herself even further next season.

Two Chatham students developed deeper connections with their classroom material while studying in Germany in May.

Touring Chatham is your opportunity to imagine your life here as a student. Read on for some tips from a current student about visiting, and envision what type of student you could be.

For our last Senior to Senior interview of the ’22-23 academic year, we interview the interviewer— Marketing and Communications student employee and recent Chatham grad Eliza Moore!

When Mursal Rahim fled Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, her long journey as a refugee took her and other students like her across the world to Pittsburgh, and to Chatham’s English Language Program.