Berry Hall
This is Berry Hall, where our Office of Admission is located.
If you come for an official campus visit, this is where we’ll meet you and leave for the walking tour. It’s also where you can go if you have any questions or need help during the admissions process.
This building, acquired by Chatham in the 1960’s, is named after Berry Hall I, the first structure Pennsylvania Female College purchased in 1870. Berry Hall I contained dorm rooms, a library, labratory facilities, and a dining room, and was once home to Chatham alum and environmental rights activist Rachel Carson.
Student-led Tour of Shadyside Campus
Take a glimpse at everything our Shadyside Campus has to offer!
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How to build community on campus, with Chatham’s RA’s
Adjusting to college takes patience, resilience, and a major step outside your comfort zone. Click here to read some tips from residential advisors.
Admission & Aid
Wondering how our admissions process works? We’re proud to boast a test-free, essay-free, and fee-free approach.
Rachel Carson: The Life & Legacy
Rachel Carson is one of our favorite alums here at Chatham and much of what we do centers around her legacy as we aspire to create a more sustainable future. Click here to learn more about her and her time at Chatham.
Berry Hall I
History buff? Read up on Berry Hall I, Chatham’s first building and the hub of college life on campus before its demolition in 1953.
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