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Students watch the first presidential debate in the Carriage House on Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2020. The Pennsylvania Center for Women and Politics held a debate watch party and gave students the option to either view it in the Carriage House or pick up a party pack and tune in from their dorms.
The first 2020 presidential debate was a mess of diversions, interruptions.
Lilly Kubit • October 2, 2020

Tuesday Sept. 29 marked the first presidential debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden. While debates have been an integral part of American...

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The Adventures of Doodlebug
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Chatham’s Immunocompromised Struggle with Student COVID-19 Accountability
Chatham’s Immunocompromised Struggle with Student COVID-19 Accountability
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Guest Voices: Chatham’s Relationship to BIPOC
Guest Voices: Chatham’s Relationship to BIPOC
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Public Safety lacks a student-supported response to recurring crime
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Steel Currents: Same brings something new to Pittsburgh’s music scene
Steel Currents: Same brings something new to Pittsburgh’s music scene
Wyatt Cory • October 14, 2020
Steel Currents is an occasional series in which lifestyle editor Wyatt Cory spotlights Pittsburgh-based bands and musicians that Chatham University students should keep on their radar.
An-My Lê’s photographic collections, currently located in the Heinz Galleries, take on global and national affairs in a refreshing light. Credit: Charlotte Larson
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A Look Into Chatham Before and After COVID-19 Through Photographs
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Students play a socially distanced game at ‘Drag Queen Bingo’ night, in early Sept.
Chatham student clubs try to find their footing in the time of social distancing
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