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Written by Parker Wadding
In November 2022 OpenAI unexpectedly dropped ChatGPT-3, the newest technological advancement in Artificial Intelligence (AI). After just the first two months of being available to the public, ChatGPT gained over 30 million users and around 5 million users a day, making it one of the fastest-growing software products according to The New York Times.
Written By Lee Butler
The Last of Us game and show series does an impressive portrayal of how Cordyceps would affect mankind and questions how it would be able to infect mankind. In today’s society, with the growing threat of global warming and the Corona Virus, would a mass fungus infection be implausible?
This is an opinion piece written by David Rowan, a student at Carlow University who is not affiliated with the Carlow Chronicle. The essay was originally written for the Environmental Justice class about his trip to East Palestine, Ohio after the train derailment spilled toxic chemicals and contaminated the soil. Rowan discussed the impact that the derailment has on the community and raises the question of if this is going to be the new normal. It was submitted with approval by David Rowan to publish in the Chronicle. Current students can also submit their work by emailing info@carlowchronicle.com.
Written by Kenna Hixenbaugh
Netflix was one of the pioneers when it came to successful streaming services, it offered a variety of movies, TV shows, and documentaries without any advertisements.
Written by Kenna Hixenbaugh
If you are on the popular social media app TikTok, you may have heard of the “I’m so lucky” trend. If you have not heard of this trend, allow me to fill you in on the details.
Written by Parker Wadding
Did you know that the Carnegie Museum of Art and Natural History is completely free to Carlow students? The museum, in the heart of Oakland, Pittsburgh, is an incredible opportunity to bear witness to a collection of over 34,000 works of art.
Written by Kenna Hixenbaugh
What makes a place haunted? Is it the myths that change over time to become the elders’ well-known facts or is it these facts that have become twisted and rearranged into a new one with each generation it touches?
Written by Alycia Butler
The International Poetry Forum (IPF) was a reading series started and directed by Dr. Samuel Hazo from 1966 to 2009. Hazo founded the IPF to show the transformative power of spoken poetry to all people.
Written by Alycia “Lee” Butler
Spotted lanternflies may be pretty with their vibrant red forewings, but they are invasive and a danger to the environment. They’ve been found jumping outside of businesses, ruining gardens, and swarming trees.
Uzima juice bar is building a new program to unite Pittsburgh college students in the fight against mental illness.
April 22 is the day to celebrate this beautiful planet, and with three simple steps, you can protect the earth every single day.
On Jan. 27, the Frick Pittsburgh virtually arranged “Ekphrasis: Poetic Responses to Victorian Radicals” over Zoom, where poets from Pittsburgh were able to create poems based on Victorian art being showcased in the museum. They had the opportunity to explore the museum and choose their art piece.