The Office of Academic and Accessibility Resources can help you study for a big exam and more.

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.

Yoga, swimming, weights, and martial arts are just a few of the free offerings available at Chatham’s Athletics and Fitness Center.

Meet a handful of the new full-time faculty teaching at Chatham University this fall.

Chatham students gained insight and experience through a diverse set of summer internships.

For decades, working women vacationed in these frozen-in-time buildings north of Pittsburgh.

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

Makayla Himes said her doctoral capstone at Chatham University led to her new job as an occupational therapist.

The Growing Growers program connects farmers who are women, people of color, and LGBTQ+, all of whom are underrepresented in agriculture.

Chatham University’s libraries have helped shape and reshape life on campus over the last 90 years.

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