Pittsburgh Promise helps eligible students shine at Carlow
Carlow's "Keeping the Promise" program is helping Pittsburgh Promise students succeed in higher education.
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Carlow alum excels in the classroom, on the track
Student-athletes at Carlow find their route to their respective team through numerous ways. Olivia Miller, the 2021 RSC Athlete of the Year, is one particular success story.
Young Laureate uses Carlow values to amplify marginalized voices
Chanessa Schuler, the 2021 Carlow Young Laureate, uses her media expertise to magnify overlooked student and community voices in Pittsburgh.
Graduate student’s advocacy makes the difference for troubled minority youth
Terrel Williams, pursuing a master's degree in secondary education, champions for fairness and better mental health and behavioral treatment for troubled youth.
Alum’s timely book speaks to courage and solidarity
"Down on James Street," a children's picture book by Carlow alum Nicole McCandless, contains social justice undertones rooted in lessons learned at the University.
Coach quickly assembles strong inaugural men’s volleyball team
Val Pennington, 52, of Bellevue, Pa., assembled a new collegiate men's volleyball team at Carlow during a global pandemic in just nine months.
Alum’s non-profit gives children courage to face treatments for life-threatening illnesses
Fifty-two weeks of pediatric chemotherapy treatments may require the courage of a superhero, so Courtney Durante’s new non-profit organization, Costumes for Courage, wants to ensure the superheroes have a costume to match their courage.
Nursing student recipient of Highmark grant, committed to helping others through health care
After experiencing both the good and not so good in health care, Carlow nursing student Alexandra “Alley” Slider has vowed to become a patient advocate in her career.
Carlow alumna launches ‘Fearless Female’ to empower women, children safety
Lisa Piocquidio Johnson (RN to BSN alumna) developed Fearless Female, a simple self-defense and personal safety program.
Carlow grad student working to preserve Churchill Valley Greenway
Penn Hills resident Emily Golling, a Carlow University graduate student, is leading efforts to turn the 148-acre country club property that sits on the border of Penn Hills and Churchill into the Churchill Valley Greenway, the name for the land formerly used by the country club that will become a greenspace for area residents to enjoy.
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