An intern at NASA. A grand prix racecar driver. Ground-breaking programs. Life-changing friendships. These are just some of the stories we feature here on Pulse.
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Can Electric Fields Make Chemical Reactions More Sustainable?
Samantha Beall-Dennell ’25 was awarded a Goldwater Scholarship for her research into how and why it may work.
Walking Eden Hall’s Trails With Forester Molly Draper, MAFS+MBA ’25
The second-semester graduate student discusses her position as Eden Hall Campus’ professional forester, the Tiny Forest Coalition, and the joy of being outdoors.
Senior to Senior Series: Jolie Phan ’24
Meet Jolie Phan, a human biology major and student in the IDP program working toward her master’s degree in Physician Assistant Studies. Jolie talks candidly about problem-based learning, cheerleading, her involvement with the Asian Student Association, and her impactful friendships at Chatham in this senior to senior profile.
How Word Circus Works with Chatham’s Creative Writing MFA
Chatham’s MFA Creative Writing offers plenty of unique programming, from visiting lecturers to funding opportunities. One beloved event? Word Circus, a reading series hosted by— and featuring the talents of— Chatham’s MFACW writers.
How an IAR Student Landed a Job Before Graduation
Jessie Spoerndle ’24 received a job offer from an architecture and design firm while she was still an intern.
Senior to Senior Series: Komal Kaur ’24
Komal Kaur ‘24 is a Political Science and Women and Gender Studies major. In this senior to senior interview, she speaks about her identity as a first-gen college student, her experience studying aboard, and her meaningful work with the ASA.
Chatham’s Men’s Volleyball Team Starts its Inaugural Season
“We’re diving in as if we’ve been around for five or 10 years,” Coach Joe Bortak said of Chatham University’s new men’s volleyball team.
Take a Peek Into Chatham’s Broadcast Studio
Tucked away in an unassuming hallway in Mellon Center, there’s a plethora of cameras, lights, and other equipment available to Chatham students.