Chatham University is a private university in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, with a history dating to 1869. The institution enrolls undergraduate and graduate students and operates across multiple campuses in the Pittsburgh area, including the historic Shadyside Campus, the Eden Hall Campus devoted to sustainability, and Chatham Eastside. Its academic portfolio spans the arts and sciences, business, health sciences, education, and sustainability, with degree offerings from bachelor’s through doctoral study. A defining feature of Chatham University is its emphasis on sustainability and applied professional education. Eden Hall Campus serves as a center for environmental and sustainability learning, and the university has built named academic units and programs around fields such as nursing, health sciences, business, counseling, education, and creative writing. Chatham also maintains women-centered traditions through its undergraduate women’s college while serving all genders across its graduate and many undergraduate programs. The university’s work centers on preparing students for careers and civic engagement through classroom instruction, research, internships, and community-connected learning. It supports traditional undergraduates, adult learners, and graduate students in a metropolitan region that includes major health care, nonprofit, education, and business employers. Chatham’s scale and mission are anchored in western Pennsylvania, but its academic reach extends through online and graduate offerings as well. As a comprehensive university, it combines liberal arts foundations with professional programs and specialized initiatives tied to sustainability, health, and leadership.