By Erika Kellerman, Communication and Media Senior, and Bri Griffith, Creative Writing Senior Chester Bennington committed suicide a few days ago, just months after Chris Cornell. Fans used their music as an […]
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.
Saying goodbye to Dr. Gabrich
By Molly Mitchell, Erika Kellerman, and Bri Griffith On April 26, 2017, Dr. Chrys Gabrich taught her last class of the semester, and her career, at Carlow University. She used her last […]
Prayer service for Dalton Bacco
Dr. Jennifer Carlo, Vice President of Student Engagement, Student Affairs, and Sister Sheila Carney, RSM, Special Assistant to the President, Mercy Heritage and Service sent an email to Carlow University students this morning regarding […]
Day of Silence
By Rachel Kish This year, April 21 was the Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network’s (GLSEN) “Day of Silence.” “Day of Silence” is a day of action that aims to spread awareness […]
Time for men to step up to the plate
By Zack Taylor As a male athlete at a predominantly female university, I believe it is essential for all athletes to understand and be aware of rape culture, while also trying to […]
If your feminism isn’t intersectional, then it isn’t feminism
By Rachel Kish Feminism is becoming especially prominent in today’s society. You can ask pretty much anyone what it means and they’ll tell you either: a) it’s a movement about equality, […]
“Heels Over Haters” turns heads in Pittsburgh
By Cheyanne Swaney Maia Williams, 18, first year Communication and Media student, and her sister Bria Williams, 20, became aspiring CEO’s last December when they thought of the phrase, “Heels Over Haters.” […]
You are not perfect, Andy Warhol
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 […]
Transgender students’ comfort and safety on Carlow’s campus
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 […]
Carlow graduate Aiden Angle’s mobile lifestyle
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 […]
Bands you should know: MRKTS
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 […]
Bands you should know: Isaiah Small
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 […]