Cultural Studies major Chenoa Baker is highlighting ways the Chatham community can make real change to provide better support, resources, and opportunities for our students of color. Check out her list of ways to improve equity and inclusion at Chatham.

Looking to learn more about Chatham’s Pre-Med Advising Program? Recent Master of Science in Biology graduate, Eric J. Schmalzried offered us some insight into his Chatham experience, his aspirations as a doctor, and which class is most crucial for passing the MCAT.

If you’re looking to soothe three months of stir-craziness, might we suggest a weekend road trip? Check out this list of some of our favorite nature-filled destinations, all within four hours of Pittsburgh.

If you’re looking for concrete steps towards improving your allyship right now, check out this list of readings, resources, and questions to ask yourself each day.

Amidst this difficult but powerful moment for our Black community, we’ve gathered a list of resources for healing, protesting, taking care of yourself, and finding joy right now.

Though Pride may seem a little different this year, it’s important to remember that its origins are in protest, solidarity, and speaking out for what you believe. We’re counting down some safe but powerful ways to celebrate Pride in 2020.

Dr. Peter Walker, Dean at Falk School of Sustainability and Environment at Chatham University talks about how in the face of crisis, sustainability professionals create solutions that drive a resilient future.

Happy National Composting Day to our crunchiest Cougs! For those of you who haven’t yet dipped your toe into the biodegradable wonderland of composting, we’ve compiled a helpful guide to start your at home composting practice this summer.

ChathamU grad student Mary Schrott already had a career in sustainability before getting her master’s. So why did she decide to pursue her MSUS + MBA with us? “Not a lot of universities offer both business and sustainability graduate degrees. I find the combination extremely valuable.” Learn more about Mary in this student spotlight.

Summer plans might be looking a little different this year, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have fun! Here are 15 things you can do to make Summer 2020 safe and sensational.

Lifelong connections, a deep sense of purpose, and spending plenty of time outside… Laura Allston MSUS ’21 rounds up the ways that studying sustainability can make your world— and the whole world— a better, brighter place.

At her therapeutic horse center, Hilltop Horizons, Master of Occupational Therapy student, Ainsley Berringer has found a way to merge her love of horses with her love of empowering others, all while utilizing a very special (and equine-centric) therapeutic strategy.