We’re sending off our 2023-2024 Senior to Senior correspondent Lirit Gilmore with a fond farewell in this special Q&A!

A course in the communication program gives students the chance to work together in a setting similar to a real, integrated agency.

Here’s a breakdown of how Chatham is using a $20,000 state grant to help students experiencing food insecurity.

Maris Wilson had never grown mushrooms on logs before coming to Chatham. “Learning that whole process was a steep learning curve, but it’s been very fun.”

Join us in celebrating the Chatham student body as we recognize the community members that have gone above and beyond during the 2023-2024 school year!

Jess Taney is a cell and molecular biology major with a fondness for research and the community she’s found on Chatham’s volleyball team.

Undergraduate Lirit Gilmore earned her food safety ServSafe certification through a class offered by CRAFT at Chatham University.

Samantha Beall-Dennell ’25 was awarded a Goldwater Scholarship for her research into how and why it may work.

Taste different honies, learn about native pollinators, and participate in crafts during Pollinator Week, April 8-12.

These quick tips could help you develop good study habits before the end of spring term.

“Our professors truly get down to knowing us, and they knew I did not want to be a traditional athletic trainer,” Wagner said. “I wanted to pursue those more niche avenues.”

Professor Monica Riordan wanted to know whether using emojis and gifs would help coworkers virtually express their emotions effectively.