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By Elaine Cary The Andy Warhol Museum in downtown Pittsburgh featured the exhibit “Andy Warhol: My Perfect Body” from October 2016 until January 2017. The exhibit demonstrated Warhol’s obsession with self-image through […]
By Bri Griffith // junior Creative Writing major // Editor-in-Chief According to The Healthy Minds Study, a national survey of over 14,000 students on campuses across the United States, 32.7 percent of […]
By Bri Griffith // junior Creative Writing major // Editor-in-Chief On top of being the drummer for “Moonspeaker,” a local Pittsburgh band, and working as a Residential Counselor for individuals with intellectual […]
By Erika Kellerman / junior Communication and Media major / intern at Opus One Productions We love being together on the road, in the studio, and just in general. We’d really […]
By Erika Kellerman / junior Communication and Media major / intern at Opus One Productions I want to spread orange music everywhere. – Isaiah Small The cool-vibes kid Isaiah Small moved […]
By Bri Griffith / @brigriffith / bmgriffith@live.carlow.edu “Imagine what it was like to be me.” Those words can be found on the bottom right corner of Adrian Piper’s work entitled “Imagine (Trayvon […]
By Bri Griffith / @brigriffith / bmgriffith@live.carlow.edu Vanessa Coulson is a first year Psychology student, active member of Carlow’s social sorority Delta Gamma Beta, SGA Senator for the College of Leadership and […]
By Erika Kellerman, Staff Writer (But my self belief, my […]
By Erika Kellerman, Staff Writer “Plan B is Plan A. Plan A will always be the band. We’re all very dedicated to this and are putting in the time and energy […]
Photo courtesy of www.traileraddict.com By Erika Kellerman Co-written by Bri Griffith I thought nothing bad would ever happen to me. – Daisy Coleman According to rainn.org, one in five women will be sexually […]
Official poster for season two. © Netflix/ Dreamworks Animation By Cory Taggart The 80s was a strange time in television. Anything was viable for a cartoon series: talking kung-fu fighting amphibians, shirtless […]
By Rachel Kish, junior Social Work major Annually on November 20, the transgender lives taken by violent acts of hate catalyzed by transphobia are remembered on what is called “Transgender Day […]