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How One Scholarship Had a “Huge Impact” on Fiona Lilly ’25
How One Scholarship Had a “Huge Impact” on Fiona Lilly ’25

Receiving the Heffer Family Scholarship for Women didn’t just help Fiona Lilly ’25 attend Chatham University. It allowed her to graduate free of student debt.

Happy 10th Birthday to the Women’s Institute!
Happy 10th Birthday to the Women’s Institute!

The Women’s Institute is celebrating its 10th anniversary all year. Read about some of its biggest achievements and what they have planned for the future.

Ecology, Conspiracies, and Chemistry: A Peek into Chatham’s Faculty Research
Ecology, Conspiracies, and Chemistry: A Peek into Chatham’s Faculty Research

Three of Chatham’s faculty members give updates on the research they’re conducting in their respective fields.

A Second Act in a Third Space
A Second Act in a Third Space

Co-founding a bakery isn’t exactly a piece of cake, but Beth Kurtz Taylor, MAFS ’15, found sweetness in her community.

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A Student’s Startup Aims to Move Phosphorus From Water to Farms
Lights, Camera—Chatham!
Call Her Madam Chief Justice: Debra McCloskey Todd ’79
What to Know About Chatham’s MFACW Fallingwater Residency
A Chatham Professor’s Book Digs Into Pain and Pleasure in Southern Cookbooks

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The Glue of Any Residence Hall: Resident Advisors!
The Glue of Any Residence Hall: Resident Advisors!
How A Team of Chatham IAR Students Won a Fashion Show
How A Team of Chatham IAR Students Won a Fashion Show
Chatham in Bloom: Living and Late Spring Traditions
Chatham in Bloom: Living and Late Spring Traditions
How One Scholarship Had a “Huge Impact” on Fiona Lilly ’25
How One Scholarship Had a “Huge Impact” on Fiona Lilly ’25
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What’s Next for Aurielle Brunner, Chatham University All American
Pennsylvania Center for Women in Politics Director Dana Brown on KDKA
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Chatham University Introduces Induction Cooking Courses
Chatham University President Rhonda Phillips Interviewed on WPXI’s “Our Region’s Business”
Chatham University and Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy partner to enhance Shadyside campus arboretum
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Editorial: Chatham University’s Eden Hall offers hope for living through climate change
Chatham University's Eden Hall campus is a living, breathing embodiment of environmental consciousness
Citizen scientists lead the charge in Western Pennsylvania’s spotted lanternfly fight
Chatham’s Farm to Fork Dinner Series Part of a Sustainability Journey
Chatham University announces creation of new School of Business and Enterprise
Chatham University announces creation of new School of Business and Enterprise
Chatham University’s president on pivoting to “flexible, adaptable thinkers”
Farm to Fork: Chatham’s weekly dinner series kicks off in Richland
To alleviate food insecurity, Pittsburgh-area colleges will receive over $300K from PA
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Higher Ed Leaders prepare for future challenges
Anderson Dining Hall wins architecture design award
Local scientists studying spotted lanternflies
Pittsburgh colleges are bustling with students gearing up for new semester
Chatham University students, seniors share living space at Vincentian Schenley Gardens
‘I feel like I’ve really made friends’: Intergenerational living benefits graduate students and older residents
Vincentian Schenley Gardens care home residents get new neighbors from Chatham University
Rhonda Phillips brings decades of sustainability research to new role as Chatham University president
Children with disabilities get their own mini cars from Chatham students

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