Re-entry & Resiliency Plan (updated 4/12/21)
PITTSBURGH – When visiting her mother at The Wyngate, a senior living community in Weirton, WV, Sarah Posti, a third-grade teacher at The Campus Laboratory School of Carlow University, came … Continued
After more than 10 years of wearing Hawaiian shirts to class on Fridays, Carlow chemistry and physics professor Bill Kowallis soon will be putting on a different kind of uniform – that of a U.S. Army officer.
The Police at Carlow University recently added anew member to their team. Welcome K-9 Officer Duke! This officer comes to Carlow from Indiana, Pennsylvania, and is a four-month-old German Shepard. … Continued
Carlow University’s Art Department Chair Dale Huffman is going down in history — in Pittsburgh’s history museum. The Senator John Heinz History Center is recognizing Huffman with the designation of … Continued
Today we traveled from Naas, where we spent the night, to Kildare. Kildare was a very cute, small town with lots of flowers. The weather was perfect, cool and sunny, … Continued
Dublin in the 19th century. Image source: Monovisions.com. From an early age I have been drawn to “everything Irish”–from the music, to the spiritual aspect of the country, as well … Continued
It’s a crisp autumn day at Pittsburgh’s Toy Lending Library. A perfect day to paint leaves. Inside, preschoolers saunter into the art area—a cozy nook sectioned off by a kid-size … Continued
Four Carlow University students, first year students Madison Lampe, McKenna Lampe, and Taya McCullough, and sophomore Lucas Smith were awarded Minuteman Scholarships, a scholarship given to the highest caliber of … Continued
Throughout the past week, we’ve ventured from the eastern coasts of Ireland to the western coasts, stopping at a few places along the way. Experiencing so much along the way, … Continued
Catherine McAuley’s House of Mercy on Baggot Street in Dublin is now the Mercy International Centre. I’m sitting in the airport–lucky to have been given TSA Pre-Check status, which swept … Continued
