Written by Kaitlyn Stamm Carlow University makes history this year by creating a new men’s volleyball team, and their first season has begun in the Spring 2021 semester. The team will compete under the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) in the River […]
Written by Alaina Dopico Groundhog Day has come and gone, and the prediction was glum. More slush, more chill, more reasons to stay inside on Tuesday night, turn on a pot of […]
Dear Readers, Congratulations on getting through 2020, which we all know was a very hard year for many. We made it through a tumultuous semester of online and hybrid learning, the stress surrounding the 2020 election, spikes […]
Read here Dec. 2020 graduate Sam Collier’s reflection of her time at Carlow as a first-generation college student.
Written by Morgan Mack When instruction at Carlow shifted from in-person to online in March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a group of faculty members were interested in how students were fairing under different learning conditions. […]
“The mission of the Social Justice Institute at Carlow University is to provide access to under-represented groups and to close educational, socio-economic, and leadership gaps, particularly those that disproportionately affect women.” Written by Samantha Collier The […]
Written by the Carlow Chronicle Staff During a time of political polarization and abuse of human rights, the United States can be a frightening and dangerous place for some to live in. Safe spaces for marginalized groups become […]
Written by Clare Duffus Pittsburgh is home to many healthcare workers, many being students. A great percentage of Carlow University students are pursuing a healthcare related degree. Some of these students currently […]
Written by Morgan Mack College means different things to different people. Some attend solely for the educational purposes. Some attend for the experience. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, colleges all […]
