By Russell Clark Mount Mercy College was founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1929 as a place to educate Catholic women in Pittsburgh. Since then, we’ve become Carlow University. Despite major […]
The Carlow Chronicle
The Carlow Chronicle is a University newspaper that strives to include as many students as possible, and produce quality work for a diverse community of readers.
Voting Primaries
By Bri Griffith 2016 is the first presidential election where many college students will be able to vote, and that comes with a lot of responsibility. Students should research the candidates, and […]
Vira I. Heinz Scholarship Comes to Carlow
By Bri Griffith If you’re a Carlow student, and you don’t yet know about the Vira I. Heinz Program/Scholarship, that’s all about to change as the impact of this scholarship is expected […]
Pokemon Symphonic Evolution Review
By Cory Taggart It’s hard to explain why Pokémon has such widespread appeal. Maybe it’s the numerous, colorful creatures. Perhaps it’s the simplistic but enjoyable stories. Or it could be the series’ […]
BE A BARBIE -insert gender here-?
By Erika Kellerman Hypermasculinization is the exaggeration of stereotypical male behavior. It’s emphasizing the importance of physical strength, aggression, sexuality, etc. In today’s society, it’s rare you see men with disabilities, both […]
Frack No? Frack Yes? Who the Frack Knows?
By Sara McNally Gasland Part II is a film by Josh Fox in which Hydraulic Fracturing is the main focus. Not only that, but the film focuses on the controversy surrounding it. […]
“Concussion” The Fight to Understand CT
By Sherri Brunner Crack You hear this just moments before you’re lying on the ground facing the sky. You’re disoriented, and then all of a sudden a wave of pain radiates through […]
All Hail Queen Rey
By Erika Kellerman It’s 2016: the film industry finally has more than zero female fronted movies—“Star Wars: The Force Awakens,” “Sisters,” “Beyond the Lights,” the rebooted “Ghostbusters,” “The 5th Wave,” “Bridesmaids,” and […]
We’re Back…again.
In the spring of 2013, the print edition of the Carlow Chronicle, spearheaded by Stephanie Provenzale, came back to news stands, and we kept up a pretty healthy print run until September […]
Dr. Mellon Reveals New Vision for Carlow
On February 25, faculty, staff, and our reporter Josh Allenberg were present at the recent strategic planning meeting. One major news bite was the revealing of the newly created vision statement. The […]
Behind the Weekly Menu: A Look into Our Food Operations
by Kate Stafford
Civil Rights, Comic Books, and Social Change
by Kathleen Kelley
