Three of 2023’s DNP graduates talked to Pulse@ChathamU about why they chose Chatham for their doctorate degree and how the program has affected their practice.

When Orion Moses, MComm ’24, saw the job opening at Chatham Athletics, he knew it checked all of the boxes. “I just think this is what I’ve always wanted to do, you know?”

A class at CRAFT teaches farmers (and others) how to bring food products to the marketplace—and hopefully make more money.

A trip to Nairobi led to an inspiring educational exchange for a small group of Chatham University faculty and alumni.

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.

More sustainable ways of farming fish are being explored in Chatham University’s Field Lab at Eden Hall.

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.

A designer of Eden Hall shows what makes the EBC core to the campus’ sustainability goals.

Social work and criminology double major Carly Snow talks about her love for Pittsburgh, her field placement, and memories from Chatham in this Senior to Senior Series feature

When a Chatham professor noticed her students needed a place to unwind, she designed one for them.

Mathematics senior Delaney O’Shea talks about volleyball, teaching, and being a transfer student in her Senior to Senior interview.