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Minimum Wage
A poem by Keegan Flanagan
Exploring Abandoned Spaces
Photos and Writing By Taylor Cosalter
The cold breeze swirls leaves of muted tones across a once bustling schoolyard. Across the yard stands a behemoth of an academic facility. Walking up to this massive building, you almost feel a sense of power in its looming stories and massive columns adorning the front of the building.
There is no Finished World
A poem written by Keegan Flanagan
Emperor’s New Phone
A poem by Keegan Flanagan
Footprints
A poem by Keegan Flanagan
Red Dog returns to campus!
Written by Alycia Butler
Have you seen these bright red flyers around campus lately? The Red Dog Reading Series held its first event of the spring series on 2023 January 24th after a late start from the previous semester.
Submit to the Critical Point!
Written by Alycia “Lee” Butler
The Critical Point is accepting submissions from current Carlow University undergraduate students for its 35th annual publication. Deadline is Feb. 14, 202
True Crime: Why Are We Hooked?
Written by: Jillian Sisco
With shows such as The Watcher and Dahmer rising in popularity on Netflix, one thing came to mind, why does true crime have such a following?
Ready… Set… Shop!
Written by Kenna Hixenbaugh
We all know the holidays can be, at times, crazy! Why have one more thing to worry about than getting gifts for the people we love? Now is the time to start thinking of what you want to give your special people and plan out the necessary time frame of action.
The Haunting of Avella, PA
Written by Kenna Hixenbaugh
What makes a place haunted? Is it the myths that change over time to become the elders’ well-known facts or is it these facts that have become twisted and rearranged into a new one with each generation it touches?
The International Poetry Forum- From Grant to Gallery
Written by Alycia Butler
The International Poetry Forum (IPF) was a reading series started and directed by Dr. Samuel Hazo from 1966 to 2009. Hazo founded the IPF to show the transformative power of spoken poetry to all people.
Another Successful Year for Interns at the Promise!
Written by Alycia Butler
Created by the City of Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh Public Schools, The Pittsburgh Promise focuses on providing and supporting high school students in Pittsburgh Public Schools.