Author: Angela Billanti
Chatham students reflected on Donald Trump’s victory in the days following the 2016 election results.
“I think people are coming to terms with it a little more,” said Brooke Scheider, senior Biology major. Scheider believes we cannot change the results at this point. When she found out about Trump’s victory, she felt scared, and does not remember any other election having this kind of impact on her or others.
Author: Angela Billanti
Chatham University’s male students do not agree with this fall’s fashion trends, bomber jackets and athletic wear, even though a spokesperson from H&M confirms these two fads are in this fall.
According to Jess Johns, men’s department manager at H&M Monroeville, these two trends are effortless for young male students to achieve if they want to be fashionable and functional at the same time. “Definitely the athletic wear, because you can race across campus really fast,” Johns said when referring to practical trends. Layering pieces such as sweatshirts with a bomber jacket are good for walking outside on campus.
Attendees and VIPs at the Gialamas exhibition. Artist Fran Gialamas is in red; her subject Lesley Wells is in stripes.
Photo: Angela Billanti
Author: Angela Billanti
Artist and alumna Fran Gialamas returned to Chatham University in September to present her art exhibition, “The Chronicles of a Chatham Art Major.”
The collection derives from her 1958 solo exhibition proposed by her art professor Charles Le Clair. “I took it very seriously and it was considered a professional exhibit at that time, even though I was a student,” Gialamas said.
