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The registrar’s office is an important resource for students as they navigate the academic experience. They can assist with registration, transcripts, enrollment verification, graduation, and more.
There’s plenty of fun ahead at Chatham University’s Homecoming & Alumni Reunion Weekend, including live entertainment, a food truck roundup, a tailgate and volleyball game, and more.
This fall, Chatham University is preparing to greet its largest incoming undergraduate class in its 157-year history. Meet four of those students now.
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The University raised more than $7.5 million from donors of all levels during the fiscal year which ended on June 30.
Snow is the vice president and chief administrative officer of Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy and a graduate of Chatham’s Master of Sustainability program.
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The Post-Gazette profiles the farm started by Megan Gallagher ’11 as it hits its 10-year anniversary.
Anne Flynn Schlicht, director of the Center for Women’s Entrepreneurship, speaks about the CWE’s 20th anniversary on “Our Region’s Business.”
Alice Julier, food studies professor and director of CRAFT, speaks to Al Jazeera about the comeback of American potluck parties.
Laura Livingston, director of sustainable agriculture at Eden Hall, talks to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette about local produce.
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The registrar’s office is an important resource for students as they navigate the academic experience. They can assist with registration, transcripts, enrollment verification, graduation, and more.
There’s plenty of fun ahead at Chatham University’s Homecoming & Alumni Reunion Weekend, including live entertainment, a food truck roundup, a tailgate and volleyball game, and more.
Historic neighborhoods, miles of trails, library cards, and more— choose your own no-cost Steel City adventure.
This fall, Chatham University is preparing to greet its largest incoming undergraduate class in its 157-year history. Meet four of those students now.
The MPAS student discusses Chatham’s Problem-Based Learning courses and doing clinical rotations in plastic surgery.
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