When you’re a student, and classwork is piling up, and all you can think about is what life will be like after college, an internship can seem like an added burden — just another thing on the list of things there simply aren’t time for, and it can be hard to see the importance of one. However, the five students who worked in the College’s Controller’s Office last semester learned the value of the experience.

Lars Bøge Eskildsen, associate professor of communications at the Business Academy Aarhus in Denmark, recently made a presentation to students in the Business and Communications departments on the importance of creative thinking to generate new business ideas and processes. 

As part of the Chestnut Hill College Activities Team’s (CHAT) ‘5 Days of Awesome,’ the College welcomed Brian Getz, renowned balloon artist, to campus to build a massive — almost 10-foot-tall — sculpture of CHC’s beloved CHC mascot, the Griffin.

The Heroes on the Hill 5K took place on May 2 followed by a daylong carnival that included fun for everyone — face painting, bounce houses and a photo booth. The bright sunshine and warm weather added to the enjoyment.

CHC Experiences a Pink Out
With uniforms, whistles, shoelaces, T-shirts and more all dyed pink, the Chestnut Hill College women’s basketball tea, played their two final home games in support of the Kay Yow Cancer Fund, a charitable organization committed to fighting women’s cancers through advancement in scientific research.