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A Dramatic Reading by Caitlin McDonough. WHAT’S GOOD CARLOW! In this episode, Carlow Senior, English & Liberal Studies major, Caitlin McDonough, shares, in its entirety, her award-winning essay, “The Petrarchan Lover in […]
Jump into Fall with this Scrumptious Pumpkin Bundt Cake Written by Joelle Swyka This pumpkin Bundt cake with cream cheese frosting is a go-to recipe for holiday dinners. In fact, this amazing […]
“The mission of the Social Justice Institute at Carlow University is to provide access to under-represented groups and to close educational, socio-economic, and leadership gaps, particularly those that disproportionately affect women.” Written by Samantha Collier The […]
Written by the Carlow Chronicle Staff During a time of political polarization and abuse of human rights, the United States can be a frightening and dangerous place for some to live in. Safe spaces for marginalized groups become […]
Written by Morgan Mack Fall is upon us, but what is open and what isn’t open due to COVID-19? Here are some fun seasonal places to visit. Trax Farms Harvest Days: Open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday-Sunday through November 1st. […]
Written by Clare Duffus Pittsburgh is home to many healthcare workers, many being students. A great percentage of Carlow University students are pursuing a healthcare related degree. Some of these students currently […]
Recipe by Clare Duffus Serving size: one small jar Ingredients: 7 small/medium Gala apples ¼ cup white sugar (substitute: ¼ cup maple syrup) 1 teaspoon ground cloves 1 ½ teaspoons ground cinnamon 1 teaspoon all […]
WHAT’S GOOD CARLOW! Welcome back to another semester. In this episode, DJ Zedalis introduces two new members to the podcast, Alaina Dopico and Christian Grandinetti. DJ sits down with his good friend […]
Written by Morgan Mack As the 2020 presidential election quickly approaches, casting your ballot has never been so confusing. Is mail-in voting safe? Is in person voting safer? If the president does not trust mail-in voting, why should I? Can I […]
Written by Morgan Mack College means different things to different people. Some attend solely for the educational purposes. Some attend for the experience. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, colleges all […]
Written by Christian Grandinetti The Big 10 Conference, one of the biggest conferences in college football, made the decision to play on Sep. 16. They will start up the season on the weekend of Oct. 24. The first decision that […]
Written by Clare Duffus The pandemic that has cursed 2020 has also confined most students to their homes and dorm rooms. Studying in one room for hours on end is enough to drive anyone crazy. Luckily, Carlow University […]