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The Columns is Chatham Hall's student-led newspaper. Student volunteers contribute articles, stories, and editorials several times a year. Read the latest stories below or use the filters to check out past articles.
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Full Issue
List of 20 news stories.
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Is It Ergonomic?
Read MoreThe Common Classroom Chair
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2026 and The Pressure of "New Year, New Me"
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Chatham Hall Announces 2025-2026 Alumnae Award Recipients
Read MoreWe celebrate Dr. Debra Hardy-Cartwright ’75 as the Distinguished Alumna Award recipient and Jessica Zhou ’15 as the Leader on the Rise Award recipient.
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Why Starting Over Is Harder Than It Sounds
Read MoreMore from Columns, Chatham Hall's school newspaper
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The Bee Dance
Read MoreA Look Inside the Brain of a Dancing Bee!
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Crossword
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Day in the Life: IEA Show
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Embracing Joy: An Interview with Nurse Lynne
Over her 19 years of working here, Nurse Lynne has made an immeasurable impact on Chatham Hall’s community through her thoughtful words, playful humor, and genuine concern for every single student who passes through our doors. All of us have memories of entering the Health Care Center for a variety of reasons, from daily medications to nauseating cases of flu to athletic injuries, and being greeted by Nurse Lynne’s warm smile and gentle voice.Read More -
Holi: The Hindu Celebration of the Spring
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Horoscopes
Libra: Read a book or go for a walk. Indulge in soul-mending hobbies that further your mind and lift your spirit.Read More -
Magic of the Taubman Museum鈥檚 Swoon Exhibit
On Saturday, Feb. 24, Iris sponsored a trip to Roanoke to see what is among the best artistic exhibits I’ve had the pleasure of visiting.Read More -
Reflection on Shi-An Costello鈥檚 Performance
I first met Shi-An Costello back in 2008 at a six week summer music festival. We were both classical piano students playing the standard repertoire (Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Bartok, Bacharach), but we were also really interested in contemporary classical music–music written within our lifetimes by living composers who weren’t always *gasp* white.Read More -
Sassafras: Medicinal Friend or Foe?
Sassafras is a tree that is native to the Appalachian mountains and most of the American South. When the tree reaches maturity, it can be around 30 to 60 feet tall and 25 to 40 feet wide.Read More -
What鈥檚 Your Type? Book Recommendations for Your MBTI
ISTJ “The Logistician” — ISTJ’s, ever true to their name, are known to be fact-minded individuals with a strong reliability and a surprisingly witty sense of humor.Read More -
Woolen Wonders: A View Into the Knitting and Crochet Club
Within the vast sea of clubs and organizations of Chatham Hall, there is a new group of students who dedicate parts of their week to the multifaceted craft of fiber arts. This group is the Knitting and Crochet Club!Read More -
13 Years of Creature Adventuring
Wild Kratts, a staple of many kids’ childhoods, recently celebrated its 13th anniversary on Jan. 3 of this year. However, it was long before the airing of the first episode in 2011 that the Kratt brothers were adventuring.Read More -
Exploring the Art of Screendance: An Interview with Ms. Kaykeel Dillard
This winter season, Chatham Hall’s dance program is hosting our very first screendance presentation. Screendance, also known as dance on film, is a genre of dance where choreography is used to exemplify a film's fundamental themes and story line.Read More -
Fun Fact!
Read MoreHave you ever wondered why “X” represents a kiss? “X” came from the old tradition of symbolizing the cross in writings. -
Horoscopes
Libra: You benefit from helping others, so go out and offer your hands to those around you. They might need the support more than you know.Read More
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