Jessie Spoerndle ’24 received a job offer from an architecture and design firm while she was still an intern.

Komal Kaur ‘24 is a Political Science and Women and Gender Studies major. In this senior to senior interview, she speaks about her identity as a first-gen college student, her experience studying aboard, and her meaningful work with the ASA.

“We’re diving in as if we’ve been around for five or 10 years,” Coach Joe Bortak said of Chatham University’s new men’s volleyball team.

Tucked away in an unassuming hallway in Mellon Center, there’s a plethora of cameras, lights, and other equipment available to Chatham students.

There’s no such thing as “good” or “bad” taste in Chatham’s film club, Technicougar.

Sustainability major and food studies minor Sara Parker ‘24 clues us in to her love of bugs, favorite places in Pittsburgh to eat, and what’s so special about Eden Hall Campus in this Senior to Senior interview.

Louis, who’s pursuing a Masters of Science in Clinical Psychology degree, sees the events as an opportunity for students to practice self-care.

Two Chatham students explain what it’s like to be an international student in Japan and the United States.

Read student Lirit Gilmore’s guide on a start to the spring term with events, resources, and tips to begin with success after the winter break!

Abigail Hakas is a section editor for the Communiqué, a writing mentor at OAAR, and a second-place winner of the Gertrude Gordon Scholarship Contest.

Eli Majocha ’27 was elected to the board of Highlands School District just months after starting his first year at Chatham.

Students can get their headshots taken on Dec. 4 in the Buhl Atrium during an informational session with the Office of Career Development.