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Undergraduate
Student Housing
chatham.edu/student-experience
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Office of
Residence Life
ON-CAMPUS LIVING OPTIONS Honors LLC
Living on campus is convenient and enjoyable. In fact, In continuing Chatham’s dedication to academic
over two-thirds of undergraduate students choose achievement and excellence in scholarship,
to do so! Chatham’s residence halls are the Honors LLC extends the benefits of your
really unique —four halls are converted turn-of- Chatham education outside of the classroom
the-century mansions which boast such amenities and into the world. The overarching themes of
as leaded glass windows, rich wood paneling, and research opportunities, leadership experiences,
comfortable traditional furniture. The architecture is and community and civic engagement highlight
graceful, the ambiance is warm, and the rooms are the Honors Program experience. By living with
welcoming. fellow members of the Honors Program in a
scholarly setting, residents should anticipate more
Living Learning Communities comprehensive relationships with faculty and
Chatham offers Living Learning Community (LLC) scholarly activities on-campus. The Honors LLC is
options for students. LLCs are a special housing located in Rea House.
option that affords students the opportunity to
continue their learning experience outside of the Sustainability and Environment LLC
classroom. Each LLC creates an environment allowing Chatham University’s Sustainability & Environment
students to gain immeasurable leadership experience Living Learning Community is dedicated to
and skills, demonstrate a commitment to the campus increasing the understanding of sustainable practices
community and surrounding neighborhoods by and the effects of humanity’s presence on the global
promoting civic engagement opportunities, and environment. Located in Orchard Hall at the Eden
interact with faculty and staff. Admittance into the Hall Campus, this LLC aims to guide students toward
Living Learning Communities requires an application exploring sustainability, the impact of society on the
approval. The application deadline for LLCs is May environment, and the ability of a community to affect
14, 2021. climate change.
Women’s Leadership LLC In continuation of the trailblazing work of Chatham
The Women’s Leadership Living Learning Community 1929 alumna, Rachel Carson, this LLC is open to
is committed to keeping with the traditions of all students interested in sustainable living and
Chatham’s history. This LLC is designed to foster a environmental competence. Residents residing in
sense of community among the women at Chatham, this LLC will be challenged to experiment with green
work with students to develop a sense of their living, refocus their impact on the environment, and
potential, and demonstrate that women continue to enhance their own sustainable practices.
affect change in society and the world. The Women’s
Leadership LLC is located in Laughlin House.
OUR MISSION
In partnership with student residents, the Office of Residence Life–
Student Affairs fosters a safe living-learning environment that
compliments and enhances an equitable student experience.
Through on-campus living, we empower residents to navigate
their journey and overcome challenges. We promote
opportunities for meaningful interactions, relationship-
building, and community engagement.
How are roommates assigned? Housing Deadlines
Roommates are assigned by the information that Students interested in on-campus housing must apply
students provide when they submit their online and pay a $150 housing deposit through the online
housing application. We ask that students answer housing application located on myChatham. May 1
these questions honestly. The more information that is the new student priority housing consideration
students provide, the better able we are to assign deadline. Students who apply by May 1 will be
them a compatible roommate. notified of their housing assignment by mid-June.
All students who would like to request a specific Any student who applies between May 2 and June 1
roommate must submit their roommate request will be notified in late July. June 1 is the guaranteed
through the online housing application system. These housing deadline; students who apply past June 1
request must be mutual; once you submit a request are not guaranteed housing and will either be placed
the person you want to room with must also log in to on the housing wait list or offered space based on
their housing application to accept your request. We availability.
can only match roommate request if they are mutual
and if we have multiple occupancy space available.
To stand a greater chance of having your roommate COMMUTING TO CAMPUS
request honored, all roommate requests must be Traditional undergraduate students may also choose
submitted through the online housing application to live with a parent or guardian in the Greater
by May 14, 2021. Pittsburgh area (within 30 miles). Gateway students
may choose to live on campus or in the surrounding
Two-Year Residency Requirement area and commute. All students who would like
The on-campus living experience is vital to the to commute must complete the Application for
growth and development of the whole student. Commuter Student Status (located on myChatham in
Chatham University has a two-year residency the Documents & Forms section) prior to arrival.
requirement, where all students who have completed
less than four semesters of college/university are
required to reside in on-campus housing for their RESIDENCE LIFE STAFF
first two year at Chatham. All undergraduate housing options are supported by
Residence Life staff, including Resident Assistants
Based on the COVID-19 global health pandemic, the
(RAs) and Graduate Residence Directors (GRDs).
University is waiving the residency requirement for
A team of full-time professional staff also supports
the 2021-2022 academic year only. While we strongly
students.
encourage students to live on-campus, the University
understands and supports students making the best
decision for them that fits their personal needs and
overall health and wellbeing.
MORE INFORMATION Additional information about living on campus, housing options, and
residential policies can be found on the Chatham website. Visit chatham.edu/student-experience
Housing Options
Chatham University maintains six residence halls and seven apartment complexes for undergraduate
students. All charges for housing are applied directly to a student’s account.
DILWORTH HALL LAUGHLIN HOUSE
Dilworth Hall was constructed in 1959 as a residence Marjory Rea Laughlin House, built in 1912, was originally
hall. In fall 1996, it was converted to classroom and office home to James Laughlin, the president of Chatham’s first
space and remained that way until the summer of 2017. Board of Trustees. In 1967, the residence was donated to the
The building is named after founder and Board of Trustee University and became the home of 32 students. Laughlin’s
member Joseph Dilworth, and currently houses more than architectural features are true to the time period of its
70 students. Situated in the heart of campus, Dilworth origins, including a beautiful entrance hall, grand wooden
provides students with the convenience of being close to staircases, and leaded stained glass windows. Laughlin
both academic and administrative buildings on campus. is home to the Women’s Leadership Living Learning
Community.
FICKES HALL
Fickes Hall is the largest residence hall on campus, housing
over 100 students. Fickes, a historic mansion, was built
in 1927 and renovated into a residence hall for Chatham REA HOUSE
University in 1946. Situated on the picturesque southeast The Julia and James Rea House was donated to Chatham
rise of campus, Fickes is a vibrant hub of activity. The first University in the late 1960s, but was built in 1912 by James
floor offers quiet study space among the recessed, wood C. Rea. With its rich wooden paneling and numerous
paneled bookshelves of the dining room, a comfortable fireplaces, the 23 room brick home is similar in model to a
television room, and a beautiful outdoor courtyard. Fickes large English country house, reflective of the early twentieth
also provides apartment living for upperclass students century time period. Rea House accommodates 32 students
with the convenience of being close to academic and and includes amenities such as a living/television room,
administrative buildings on campus. dining room, and kitchen area. Rea is home to the Honors
Living Learning Community.
To view videos of the interiors of the residence halls and apartments,
visit the housing and dining section of chatham.edu/student-experience
APARTMENTS
Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15232
Upperclass undergraduate and transfer students may reside
in CHATHAM, LINZER, or PELLETREAU apartments.
Chatham and Pelletreau apartments feature two-bedroom
furnished apartment (one single bedroom and one double
bedroom) that accommodate a maximum of three students.
WOODLAND HALL Linzer features one-bedroom furnished apartments that
Situated in the heart of campus, Woodland Hall houses accommodates two students in a shared bedroom.
over 100 students. Woodland is located at the edge of
the academic quad, directly across from the library. The
Woodland sun porch is a cozy lounge located on the first
floor. Woodland has fully accessible facilities and is the only
residence area on campus to include an elevator.
ORCHARD HALL (Eden Hall Campus)
Orchard Hall is our newest residence hall, located on the
Eden Hall Campus in Gibsonia, PA, and is a shining example
of Chatham’s commitment to enhancing sustainability
and reducing its environmental impact. This living learning
experience provides students the option to live in a
sustainable environment. The building is LEED platinum
designed and houses 60 students in single rooms or suites. From top: Chatham Apartments, Pelletreau Apartments,
Each floor is equipped with a kitchenette and residents Linzer Apartments
have access to a fitness room in the Esther Barazzone
Center, which is located within walking distance of the
residence hall.
Rates and Meal Plans
2021-2022 RATES
RESIDENCE HALLS (per term)
Single Room in Dilworth, Fickes, or Woodland $3,221
Single Room in Rea or Laughlin $3,646
Single Room in Orchard Hall (Eden Hall Campus) $1,391
Single Room Two-Person Suite in Orchard Hall (Eden Hall Campus) $1,468
Multiple Occupancy (Doubles, Triples, Quads) in Dilworth, Fickes, or Woodland $3,009 per person
Multiple Occupancy (Doubles, Triples, Quads) in Rea or Laughlin $3,321 per person
APARTMENTS (per term)
NOTE: All apartments are 3-person unless otherwise noted. A double room means you share the bedroom
with one other student and share the apartment with one to two more students. A single room means you have
your own bedroom, but share the apartment with two other students.
Single Room in Chatham or Pelletreau Apartments $2,971 per person
Double Room in Chatham or Pelletreau Apartments $2,759 per person
Double Room in Linzer or Chatham Apartments (2-person apartment) $2,865 per person
AMENITIES AND FEATURES
RESIDENCE HALLS: Bed, desk, desk chair, dresser, and closet or wardrobe for each
student (closet/wardrobe may be shared by students)
Furniture APARTMENTS: Bed, desk, desk chair, dresser, and closet or wardrobe for each student
(closet/wardrobe may be shared by students). Living room area holds sofa or love seat,
coffee table, dining room table, and dining room chairs.
RESIDENCE HALLS: Varies by building
Kitchen
APARTMENTS: Oven and refrigerator. No microwaves provided.
Laundry Free. In apartments, laundry is in basement of each building
Utilities All are included
Internet Wireless access
Air Conditioning No (provided for students with medical accommodation only)
Parking Available for upperclass students with purchase of parking permit through Public Safety
Storage None
2021-2022 MEAL PLAN OPTIONS
Dining services is managed by Parkhurst Dining. The • Students residing in the apartments must purchase
mission of Parkhurst Dining at Chatham University one of the “Rachel” meal plans at a minimum.
is to match students with the meal plan that meets • Students residing at Orchard Hall on the Eden Hall
and exceeds their expectations. These plans give Campus must purchase the Eden Hall Meal Plan.
student diners control and flexibility along with the
PLEASE NOTE: Pricing and meal plans are per term,
best value for their dollar. Students can use their
not per year. Unused block plans expire at the end
Chatham University ID for the safety and convenience
of each term and the meals in the traditional plans
of cashless dining. All undergraduate residential
expire at the end of each week. Flex dollars roll over
students are required to purchase a meal plan.
from fall to spring terms only with the purchase of a
Students will select a meal plan during the online spring meal plan.
housing application process.
Meals and meal exchanges are not available during
• Student living in one of our residence halls on
Thanksgiving, winter, and spring breaks. You are only
upper campus (Dilworth, Fickes, Laughlin, Rea, and
able to use flex or Cougar dollars during those times.
Woodland), must purchase one of the “Chatham”
Meal Plans.
Plan Meals Flex Dollars Cost per term
Chatham Platinum Unlimited dining in Anderson $50 per term $3,300
Chatham Gold 200 meals per term $225 per term $2,600
Chatham Silver 150 meals per term $250 per term $2,000
Chatham Bronze* 100 meals per term $275 per term $1,500
*Though not usually available to first-year students, due to COVID, this option will be offered to all in fall 2021.
The Rachel Build Your Own meal plans listed below are an option only for students living in Chatham University
apartments located on Fifth Avenue (Chatham, Chung, Haber, Hicks Estate, Linzer, Maryland Ave Duplex, and
Pelletreau apartments). These are not options that students residing on upper campus can select.
Rachel Build Your Own 1 15 meals per term $150 per term $325
Rachel Build Your Own 2 15 meals per term $350 per term $525
Rachel Build Your Own 3 45 meals per term $150 per term $675
Rachel Build Your Own 4 45 meals per term $350 per term $875
Rachel Build Your Own 5 75 meals per term $150 per term $1,025
Rachel Build Your Own 6 75 meals per term $350 per term $1,225
Eden Hall Anytime plan, unlimited meal access $50 per term $2,375
Sold in blocks of $50. For every $50 your purchase, you receive an additional $5
Cougar Dollars to spend. Cougar Dollars roll over from term to term and year to year as long as
you are a member of the Chatham University community.
If you have questions about meal plans or dining services, please visit chatham.edu/student-experience or contact
Parkhurst Dining at Parkhurst@chatham.edu.
SHADYSIDE CAMPUS EDEN HALL CAMPUS Woodland Road 6166 Ridge Road Carriage House, 2nd Floor 118 Orchard Hall Pittsburgh, PA 15232 Gibsonia, PA 15044 412-365-1518 412-365-1172 reslife@chatham.edu reslifeeden@chatham.edu chatham.edu/student-experience
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