By: Anastasia White On April 14 and 15, the Celtic Crescendos held their spring semester a cappella show. The theme was “A Night at the Musical,” and the group performed songs […]
A Night at the Musical: The Celtic Crescendos
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Sexual Assault Awareness and Feminism and why it’s on….us?
By: Erika Kellerman, sophomore Communication and Media major How They Correlate According to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center, 91% of sexual assault victims are women. One in five women […]
Mental Health Diagnoses as Adjectives…Don’t Do It
By: Ally Fleming, Social Work & Art Therapy / Concentration in Crisis and Trauma Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a common, chronic illness in which a person has uncontrollable, recurring thoughts (obsessions) […]
Advice to Future Carlow Students from a Graduating Senior
By: Toni Murabito, senior Communication for Advocacy major / minors in Creative Writing and Public Policy and Leadership Learn the names of the unsung heroes. Ask them how their day is. […]
Carlow: Alternative Spring Break Trips
By: Bri Griffith, sophomore Creative Writing major at Carlow University Alternative Spring Break trips are opportunities for college students to spend their spring breaks serving, opening themselves up to new people and […]
Faith Forum: Father Make Us One
By: Bri Griffith, sophomore Creative Writing major at Carlow University On Wednesday, February 17, 2016, Carlow University hosted their second Faith Forum entitled: Father Make Us One, presented by Noel Bradley-Johnston, an […]
Pittsburgh Feels the Bern
By: Bri Griffith, sophomore Creative Writing major at Carlow University On Thursday, March 31, 2016, Vermont Senator and Presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders made his way to the David L. Lawrence Convention Center […]
I’m Catholic and Conservative and Not Sorry
During my time at Carlow University, I’ve learned a lot about myself. I’ve been able to explore my faith, and I’ve gained a better understanding of what all I can do with […]
Love Your Melon at Carlow University
By: Erika Kellerman Pediatric cancer affects almost 11,000 children a year in the United States alone (cancer.org). Chemotherapy and radiation therapy are two life-saving treatments that give children a fighting chance against […]
Fighting Stereotypes – Carlow’s Social Work Department
By: Kara Murphy Cut to: the Carlow University Social Work web page. A huge picture of an unnamed Carlow student, surrounded by a couple of children, begins to load. The student, who […]
Dr. Mellon: Keep Carlow Women-Centered
By Josh Allenberg, Carlow Alum, & Former Editor-in-Chief for the Carlow Chronicle “Blessings on you, Carlow University, younger days remembering,” It’s almost been a year since I left Carlow […]
What Does it Mean to be Black in 2016?
By Alonta Pitts What does it mean to be black in 2016? It’s sad to say, this question doesn’t bring about a lot of good answers. In 2015, it seemed as though […]
