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The Student News Site of Chatham University

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The Student News Site of Chatham University

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News
Don Gabany with broadcast studio assistants (from lett), Sofia Caloiero '24, Allie Corser-James '24, Jorie Meil '23 and Lucas Tavares Naief '24. Photo credit: Jorie Meil
Remembering professor Don Gabany
Carson Gates and Abigail Hakas • October 17, 2024
Chatham University adjunct professor in media arts and Broadcast Studio manager Donald “Don” Gabany died on Oct. 7 at the age of 62 from pancreatic cancer.
Democratic vice presidential nominee and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz speaks on Oct. 15 at 108 Woodland Road.
Tim Walz speaks near Chatham University
Carson Gates and Abigail Hakas • October 15, 2024
Police Blotter: Incidents reported at Chatham University Sept. 26-Oct. 4
Police Blotter: Incidents reported at Chatham University Sept. 26-Oct. 4
October 15, 2024
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Opinions
Members of CSG discuss student government policy during their Sept. 26 meeting.
OPINION | Yes, all Chatham Student Government members should be paid
Abigail Hakas • October 10, 2024
When I first heard that Chatham Student Government (CSG) members raised the issue of class board members being unpaid this semester, I scoffed.
SNAP eligibility is an eternal struggle for students; here’s how Chatham can make it easier
SNAP eligibility is an eternal struggle for students; here’s how Chatham can make it easier
Abigail Hakas • September 17, 2024
Orchard Hall is located in Gibsonia, PA, a 45-minute drive from the Shadyside campus. Photo by Haileigh Stephens.
OPINION | Closing Orchard Hall undermines the Falk School of Sustainability & Environment
Bex Romer and Marley McFarland • September 5, 2024
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Lifestyle
From left to right: Lukas Clement, 18; Liam Taylor, 18; Logan Baxter, 19; and Michael Adams of Kwarter Zip performing at Kame House.
Lightning Rod: Embracing imperfection, from mouse on the mound to Kame House
Arlo Grey MacFarland • October 14, 2024
Oakland DIY is back after months of next-to-nothing. Very few accessible venues were in the area, and those that were open rarely had shows.
Kards Unlimited displays autumn and Halloween based trinkets, decorations, handbags and more.
Falling for Pittsburgh: an autumn activities guide
Leyna Laurent • October 11, 2024
American flag flying over Falk Hall.
PCWP hosts voter registration events on Chatham's campus
Kyle Ferreira • October 1, 2024
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Sports
Hometown friends Schippert and Bateman play for Chatham’s volleyball team.
Far from home: Karlye Schippert and Zoie Bateman's journey to the game
Evan Atwood • October 15, 2024
This new occasional series spotlights the stories of student-athletes who traveled from across the country – and, in some cases, the world – to call Chatham University their home. 
Chatham’s cheer and dance teams perform at the tailgate before the Homecoming volleyball game on Sept. 28.
Alumni return for tailgate and volleyball game
Carson Gates • October 9, 2024
Rebecca Pennington ‘22 holds a stopwatch while coaching at Berea College. Photo provided by Chatham Athletics.
From cougar to coach: Rebecca Pennington ‘22 returns to coach Chatham’s cross country team
Carson Gates • September 24, 2024
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Media
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Democratic vice presidential nominee and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz speaks on Oct. 15 at 108 Woodland Road.

Tim Walz speaks near Chatham University

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Check out Volume 84 Issue 3

Check out Volume 84 Issue 3

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Police Blotter: Incidents reported at Chatham University Sept. 26-Oct. 4

Police Blotter: Incidents reported at Chatham University Sept. 26-Oct. 4

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Hometown friends Schippert and Bateman play for Chatham’s volleyball team.

Far from home: Karlye Schippert and Zoie Bateman's journey to the game

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The Communiqué opossum battles the urge for a pumpkin spice latte.

Cafe Rachel: To pumpkin spice or to not pumpkin spice