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Around Shadyside Campus, it’s not too unusual to see Chatham students trick-or-treating on Halloween with groups of friends. For many students and neighbors, it’s a tradition.
Explore what living at Chatham can be like and get to know the University’s unique and historic residence halls.
“If there’s a networking or career event, just go there,” Nyoni says. “By the time you graduate, you’ll have this portfolio of people you’ve talked to who can point you in the right direction.”
The Fall 2026 Job & Internship Networking Mixer is approaching on Wednesday, Oct. 7. Chatham’s Office of Career Development is here to break down some of the common myths students believe about networking.
Recent Announcements
Dr. Lisa Lambert was inaugurated on Oct. 15 as Chatham University’s 21st president during a ceremony in Campbell Memorial Chapel at Shadyside Campus.
Chatham University was named a Best College in the National Universities category and one of the top PA universities for Social Mobility in U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges 2027.
Read about Chatham in the news
College of Health Sciences Dean Jason Edsall speaks to TribLive about how a new state loan program can help bolster nursing education.
Marwa Rahim ’27 was interviewed on WTAE about her experience leaving Afghanistan and coming to Chatham University after the Taliban came back to power.
90.5 WESA, Pittsburgh’s NPR news station, interviews Samira Rustami ’28 about her experience leaving her home in Afghanistan.
The Post-Gazette profiles the farm started by Megan Gallagher ’11 as it hits its 10-year anniversary.
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Around Shadyside Campus, it’s not too unusual to see Chatham students trick-or-treating on Halloween with groups of friends. For many students and neighbors, it’s a tradition.
For generations of Chatham alumni, University President Lisa Lambert is remembered not just as a leader, but as a respected teacher who inspired women in the sciences. She will be inaugurated on Thursday, Oct. 15 as Chatham’s 21st president.
Explore what living at Chatham can be like and get to know the University’s unique and historic residence halls.
“If there’s a networking or career event, just go there,” Nyoni says. “By the time you graduate, you’ll have this portfolio of people you’ve talked to who can point you in the right direction.”
The Fall 2026 Job & Internship Networking Mixer is approaching on Wednesday, Oct. 7. Chatham’s Office of Career Development is here to break down some of the common myths students believe about networking.
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