Student writer Lirit Gilmore recaps the experience of students and her own at the 8th Rachel Carson Conference Facing the Horrors.

You’ll want to mark these beloved Chatham celebrations on your calendar.

Read on for tips and tricks on how to shop what’s fast becoming a new Chatham tradition: Chatham Student Power’s Sustainable Fashion Fair

Just in time for Commencement, we’ve assembled Pulse@ChathamU stories from the past few years featuring career advice, words of wisdom, senior and recent alumni profiles, and more.

Peruse this round-up of photos from just some of the events held during the Fall 2022 term.

Relive the magic of December 2022’s Candlelight and Holiday Celebration with photos from these beloved events.

Whether you’re gung-ho for ghosts or prefer your Halloween more happening and less haunted, we’ve got tons of activities planned at ChathamU this spooky season!

In celebration of a safe return to in-person events in 2021, we’ve compiled our favorite photos from the past year!

If you’re hoping to enjoy the sights and stylings of Winter Mellon from afar, we invite you to enjoy our Winter Celebration photo gallery! Though our usual winter traditions looked a little different this year, students still gathered in Mellon to dine, dance, and be merry. Huzzah!

The first Friday of December typically marks Chatham’s holiday traditions of Candlelight, Eggnog, and Holiday Ball. And while we’re sad that we can’t celebrate together in person, we’ve compiled this list of ways you can recreate the magic of these traditions at home.

Like most events in 2020, this year’s Harvest Dinner will look different and require extra-creativity. But thanks to Chatham Parkhurst, you can still enjoy a warm, delicious meal with a few friends. Don’t miss our recommendations for having a safe, fun, and responsible Harvest Dinner this year.