Author: Allison Albitz
On a sunny Wednesday afternoon, Rev. John C. Welch arrived at the Everyday Café in Homewood. Meeting at the African American owned establishment illustrated where his priorities lie: with the community.
Allison Albitz
Chatham University Drama Club presents “Clue”
Author: Allison Albitz
Last weekend, the Chatham University Drama Club presented their production of “Clue” at Eddy Theater. The two-show run drew moderate crowds, and many audience members returned the second night because of the show’s exciting plot twist: the audience gets to choose the ending.
MFA Student Launches Hop Culture
Author: Allison Albitz
Kenny Gould came up with the idea for an online magazine focused around craft beer while on a Chatham MFA trip to Peru. “I was reading a travel guide to Peru, and I thought, why doesn’t something like this exist for craft beer?” he says. Thus began Hop Culture.
Chatham Launches Sexual Assault Prevention Advisory Group
Author: Allison Albitz
Chatham University is excitedly launching the Sexual Assault Prevention
Advisory Group this month. The coordinator, Heather Black, Assistant Dean of
Student, created the group after hearing feedback from students. “Basically, it came
from doing so many educational sessions and we were hearing from students that
they wanted to be involved, weren’t quite sure how to bring that conversation to the
table, so I started just taking down names.”
Chatham hits the road to support the Women’s March on Washington
Author: Allison Albitz
Graphics Design: Dori Cawley
With chilly weather and cloudy skies in the forecast, it is unlikely that many Washington D.C. residents will have a desire to go for a stroll this Saturday, January 21. Nevertheless, thousands of men and women will be taking to the streets to march to the U.S. Capitol for the Women’s March on Washington (WMW).
Chatham joins universities across the country taking steps to becoming a sanctuary campus
Author: Emma Honcharski
Over 50 Chatham University students filtered out of their classrooms at 3 p.m. on Wednesday November 16 to meet on the Quad, taking part in a nationwide movement of walkouts at colleges and universities as a response to President-elect Donald Trump’s anti-immigration policies. The walkout and peaceful protest called on administration to identify Chatham as a sanctuary campus.