A Journey Through Our History

Each year, Carlow Day begins with a tradition that connects our past to our future: the Mass of the Holy Spirit. Rooted in the University’s Mercy heritage, this celebration invites … Continued

Four Carlow Students Earn Vira Heinz Scholarship to Study Abroad

For four Carlow students, this summer will bring a series of firsts: first passports stamped, first flights overseas, first time living in another country.  Lyric Knepshield, Maggie Lindway, Sydney Rummings, and Samantha DeGore have … Continued

The Saint, the Architect, and the University

Nearly a century ago, Pittsburgh architect John Theodore Comes died of cancer in his Beechwood Boulevard home at just 49 years of age. His passion for architecture only exceeded by … Continued

Five Values, One Community: Carlow’s Shared Purpose

Carlow University was founded in 1929 by the Sisters of Mercy, a community of women who believed deeply in the power of education to transform lives. Their mission was rooted … Continued
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