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.
Attending college is hard and empties just about everyone’s bank account. Pittsburgh has many great paid attractions, but there are multiple attractions that are free of charge. Here are a few things that can keep you occupied without emptying your wallet.
On this episode of The Radio, we sit down with first-year Carlow University Nursing Major and Psychology Minor, Wina Nyadia to listen to her original, inspirational poetry and get to know her.
Yotam Ottolenghi once said, “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure” and what better way to find these treasures than at a flea market. Carlow’s theater group runs a flea market in the auditorium every two years
The month of February celebrates many concepts, one of which being love. The love we have for a significant other, our family, and our friends. But why do we celebrate this day in February and how did it come about?
On this episode of The Radio, we sit down with TRiO advisor Ivy Jackson and learn about the writing that goes into her day and what poem has inspired her most.
Interview is from November of 2021 Interviewer: Stellanie X. Kyros Interviewees: Erika Thon, Director, Alumni Engagement elthon@carlow.edu Haley Vanwagenen, Assistant Director, Alumni Engagement hmvanwagenen@carlow.edu Q: What is the office of Alumni engagement and what […]
On the Chronicle’s social media, we featured a different staff member each Friday! Read about the Spring 2021 staff of the Chronicle – features created by Maria Gorscak.
Several Carlow students had the opportunity to speak with Rashida Tlaib, current congresswoman for Michigran’s 13th congressional district and member of the ‘Squad,’ about her experience as a woman in politics.
March Student Spotlights on Maddie Canel, Emma Wilson, and Janna Arnold.
On March 30, Carlow hosted Joylette Portlock’s ‘Comfort with Complexity,’ a talk about Sustainable Pittsburgh and our connection to the natural world.
The end of the semester is quickly approaching, which means that final projects, papers, and exams are also on the horizon. Luckily, Carlow University has a resource for academic support — the Center for Academic Achievement, or the CAA. Learn more about the CAA’s services and tutoring options during the pandemic.