
By Julia Kelly, First Year Communication & Media major St. Joseph’s gymnasium will be renovated beginning April 30. The anticipated date of completion is August 18, just in time for the 2018 […]
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By Julia Kelly, First Year Communication & Media major St. Joseph’s gymnasium will be renovated beginning April 30. The anticipated date of completion is August 18, just in time for the 2018 […]
In the spring of 2013, the print edition of the Carlow Chronicle, spearheaded by Stephanie Provenzale, came back to news stands, and we kept up a pretty healthy print run until September […]
On February 25, faculty, staff, and our reporter Josh Allenberg were present at the recent strategic planning meeting. One major news bite was the revealing of the newly created vision statement. The […]
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By Bria Richardson When people think of Carlow University they still refer to it as an all-girl school even though the university went coed way back in 1945. It’s understandable why people […]
by Kate Stafford Newly elected President Allison Cox has big plans for the direction of the student government this year. A junior studying biology and chemistry, Cox was inspired to run for […]
by Kate Stafford The Toonseum may sit at the edge of the cultural district, but it is at the forefront of celebrating pop culture as an art form. The museum is “not […]
By Katelyn Stafford A person’s identity is a mosaic of diverse and unique factors, but for some people those factors may conflict. Many view religion and sexuality as mutually exclusive identities that […]
As far as Catholic universities go, Carlow does a relatively good job at making sexual minority students feel welcome. We have a robust LGBT&Allies program, and Coming Out Day is one of […]
By Stephanie Provenzale On November 21, the Student Government Association (SGA) held a meeting in the campus assembly room for base-line student organizations. At the meeting were leaders and representatives from Women […]
By Emily Shawgo The end of the semester is always a bittersweet time for any student but particularly so for seniors. As the fall sports seasons have come to a close, the teams […]