Some new, some lost, some still kicking—come explore eight of Chatham’s coolest spring traditions!

Matt Oriente, MSUS ’25, raised crops at Eden Hall Campus as part of his work with HydroPhos Solutions, a startup he founded with his undergraduate classmates.

She’s already won five NCAA All American titles in track & field, but Aurielle Brunner ’25 still wants to do more.

Here’s a selection of interesting and educational exhibits Chatham students can visit for free or with a student discount.

What is immersive media? “So much,” says one student. “If it tells a story, shares a message, or brings people together in a creative way, it qualifies as immersive media.”

Three graduate students talk what it was like to work with Mars Borough on a strategic five-year plan for the town.

Two students—one from Japan, the other from Zimbabwe—discuss their international education experiences at Chatham University.

Students learn writing, editing, design, and photography skills at the newspaper, and they say they have a lot of fun doing it.

Whether kayaking, leaf peeping, or ice skating, this new club wants to help students get the most out of the outdoors.

Who do Chatham students go to for resumé help? Where can they exercise? How do they get their grades back on track? Look here for the answers.

Musicians and singers of all skill levels and backgrounds are welcome in Chatham’s choir, jazz ensemble, and concert band.

For Aleah Siwula ’25, the trip was “life changing.” “Not only seeing those communities but being able to make the tiniest impact on those people’s lives is something I’ll cherish forever,” she said.