By Bri Griffith, junior Creative Writing major Dr. Moustafa Bayoumi, author of “How Does It Feel to Be a Problem?: Being Young and Arab in America” spoke at Carlow University’s Academic […]
Author of Carlow University’s Common Reader Goes Viral
The Carlow Chronicle
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Register to Vote!
Featured Image from http://www.douglasma.org By Cameron Stablein With the 2016 Presidential Election only one month away, residents of Pennsylvania still have time to register and update current living addresses for Election Day. Voters […]
Overwatch Review
Featured Image: Promotional Art, Overwatch. © Blizzard Entertainment. By Cory Taggart Blizzard Entertainment is no stranger to wildly successful games. Even those well outside the gaming scene are aware of World of Warcraft […]
Improvement is Key for Inaugural Golf Season
Featured Image from http://www.carlow.edu By Nate Bell Golf is the newest addition to Carlow athletics in 2016. Along with […]
National Coming Out Day
By Rachel Kish October 11 is an important day to many: National Coming Out Day, a day to celebrate coming out as a lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer person in general. This […]
Sisters of Mercy: Overview
Featured Image: Convent and Campus Green – http://www.carlow.edu By Erika Kellerman Carlow University is a Catholic institution, but also a Mercy institution. You may be wondering, “What does that mean?” Carlow is […]
Pittsburgh’s Buried Treasure: Randyland
By Erika Kellerman When you do more for others, you find that you do more for yourself. And that’s the story of Randyland. With the vast amount of travesty and tragedy in […]
“Shameless” Review
By Ally Fleming Co-Written By Bri Griffith If you’re looking for a new show to binge-watch on Netflix, why not “Shameless?” “Shameless” tells the story of the Gallagher family. The show focuses […]
Black Lives Matter
By Bre Thomas Black Lives Matter is a modern civil rights movement that sheds a light on the social and political injustices and disparities against the African American community. The goal of […]
Carlow Graduates: Where Are They Now?
By Bri Griffith, junior Creative Writing major College students everywhere look forward to graduation, while simultaneously dreading the celebratory event. Graduation means (hopefully) starting a new job, internship, or possibly solidifying plans […]
Dr. Moustafa Bayoumi Speaks at Carlow
By Erika Kellerman and Elaine Cary Each year, Carlow University invites a speaker to attend the academic convocation for first year students. On Tuesday, September 20, Dr. Moustafa Bayoumi, the author of […]
Carlow Graduates Read at Red Dog
By Bri Griffith Red Dog Reading Series is Carlow University’s undergraduate reading series. Red Dog features both university and community writers from Pittsburgh, as well as writers from all around the country, […]