The Chatham Communique

🎓Congrats to all our recent Chatham grads🎓

Check out our recent photo series and see some highlights from Chatham University’s spring commencement ceremony.

Story and photo series by: Sarah Naccarato and Bella White | .n.17 .el.la.w

It’s finally here! Our last (but definitely not least) print issue of the term is out now! We want to give a huge thank you to our graduating seniors and also to all of our wonderful staff members! We are incredibly grateful for all of their hard work throughout this school year!
Find this print edition at newsstands around campus and also on our website chathamcommunique.com!

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You know what they say, April showers bring… collapsed ceilings and a dead mouse? Well, at least for two Chatham students living in Linzer Apartments. To learn more about how this maintenance issue unfolded and campus facilities’ plan moving forward, check out the full article on
Chathamcommunique.com

Story by: Bella White and Sarah Naccarato

You heard it here first, folks! We’re communi-crashing the Spring Carnival! 📰

Join your favorite reporters for goodies, a live quadcast, jingle-contest, and more!

Residence life, citing renovation plans and the end of a lease agreement with UPMC, announced that two of Chatham University’s housing options, the Chung Apartments and Centre Avenue Suites, will be closed for the upcoming academic year. To learn more about this decision, community opinions, and the future for residence life at Chatham, read our full article on
Chathamcommunique.com

Story by: Sarah Gallogly

It’s a print day! Be sure to get your own copy of Volume 87 Issue 5, available at newsstands across campus!
Follow along at chathamcommunique.com for more coverage to come.


📸 by Valery Marrero

No Kings protests took place in Pittsburgh today, one at noon outside the Pittsburgh City-County Building and another at 5:00 p.m. at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and Shady Avenue in Shadyside. This is the third major No Kings protest, with thousands of Pittsburgh attendees participating.

Photos by .n.17

Not only is Bennett Haas ‘28 a student-athlete at Chatham University, but he has also found success on a national scale. Haas, who is deaf and a soccer player by trade, is a part of the United States Men’s Deaf National Team, Chatham University men’s soccer team and a student in the School of Business & Enterprise.
To read the rest of Bennett’s story, visit our website chathamcommunique.com!

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In a message from President Lambert this morning, Chatham University announced its sale of the Eastside campus to Carnegie Mellon University. Swipe to learn more about the university’s decision and steps forward. To keep up to date on this developing story, follow along at
Chathamcommunique.com

After seven seasons of leading the Chatham women’s hockey team, Coach Mike O’Grady is resigning. To learn more about what’s next for the Cougars, read the full article and watch for updates on
Chathamcommunique.com

Story by: Jason Kush | .by.jkush
Photo credit: Chatham Athletics