The Chronicle at The College of Saint Rose

🗞️Stop the presses!🗞️
The last ever edition of the Saint Rose Chronicle is out! Be sure to grab a copy around campus! We at The Chronicle want to thank everyone for reading over the years, it has been an honor to be a part of the Saint Rose community. ☀️💛

Click the link in our bio to read more about today’s announcement. Saint Rose has revealed a 4 part plan to address the teacher shortage. In addition to the free housing for new education undergrads, there will incentives in Master programs as well.
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Can you be-leaf there’s already another Chronicle out? 🤩🍂 Pick it up at your favorite spot on campus now!
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This week’s paper is out! 🤩 Where’s your favorite spot on campus to pick up The Chronicle? 👀📰
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Come join our wonderful team! DM with any questions!

It’s that time of year again! We are looking to add two new members to our team! If you are interested in journalism, writing, or even management, we have a spot for you! Feel free to DM us any questions and the link to apply will be in our bio!

It is no secret that our favorite times of the month is when we get new papers 😍
Make sure you grab copies of our new (and older) editions before you head home for Easter break! Show your families what the college is up to and what your fellow peers are thinking!

Who’s ready to talk about the role of the press during a pandemic? The news is more important than you might think! Join us TOMORROW to engage in the discussion 🙌

Join Saint Rose alum Jackson Wang for a Twitter Chat on Monday, Feb. 15 at 10 a.m.!

Us waiting until we can pick up a new copy of The Chronicle 📰 🧐
We will be publishing online only for the first few weeks of the Spring 2021 semester but you can still get involved! Send us an email if interested!

Us waiting until we can pick up a new copy of The Chronicle. Interested in writing? Send us an email at [email protected]

The latest (and last one for 2020) edition is online!
While we wait for the papers to come in, pick up copies of our past editions in the Hearst lobby, Albertus Hall or in the EAC outside of Camelot
Share it with your friends and families for when we go home!

We have one more print edition on its way for the semester 👀
Pick up any editions you missed in the Hearst lobby, Albertus Hall or EAC stand near Camelot before heading home for the holidays!

from President Marcia White. Students, check your emails and stay safe

Join us on Zoom today at 3 p.m. for our first meeting of the semester! Make sure to keep an eye out for news about future in-person meetings.

Welcome back, and welcome home to the class of 2024!

Yesterday Interim President Marcia White called for a follow-up conversation to the Planning for Action Tomorrow meeting. Couldn't make it? Read the recap here:

Continued Conversation Cut Short – The Chronicle Continued Conversation Cut Short Posted By: [email protected] June 27, 2020 By EMILY PAOLICELLI Co-Executive Editor Students at The College of Saint Rose were invited in a mass email to a meeting via Zoom that took place on June 26. This meeting was called as a follow-up conversation to the Plann...

We ask that Saint Rose students join us for this important meeting on racial injustice at noon tomorrow, Friday, June 26. Students should check their Saint Rose email for the Zoom link.

Saint Rose prides itself in having a diverse student body; however, this diversity is not adequately represented within student organizations, including The Chronicle. The Chronicle welcomes all students with open arms and will always strive to use our platform as a place for public comment and criticism and to amplify the voices and perspectives of those in our community. Please contact us with any feedback, ideas for future stories, or if you'd like to join our team of writers. We are here to serve you.

Sincerely,
Your Executive Editors
Kayla DeMicco and Emily Paolicelli

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A campus wide conversation to address racism and injustice was held tonight. Couldn’t make it? Check our website tomorrow for the recap.

Are you joining us for trivia tonight? Use this link and DM us for the password! The zoom room will open shortly!
https://strose.zoom.us/j/7703968882

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🌟HAPPENING TONIGHT @ 6 p.m.🌟
That's a Story: a Chronicle Trivia Night to benefit the Dennis McDonald Student Emergency Fund. Keep up The College of Saint Rose tradition of helping thy dear neighbor. Get (free) tix or donate at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-chronicle-trivia-night-thats-a-story-tickets-102806681552 and keep your eyes peeled for the Zoom link at 5:45pm 👀

A Chronicle Trivia Night: That's a Story! A virtual trivia night to fundraise the Dennis McDonald Student Emergency Fund. Prizes & gifts are awarded to winners and donors.

Join us on Saturday for our virtual trivia night and support your fellow Saint Rose students! (Free) tickets are now live, as is the option to donate— gifts will be announced soon!

Want to do something fun for a good cause while maintaining your social distance? You're in luck! The Chronicle will be hosting a *virtual* trivia night to raise money for the Dennis McDonald Student Emergency Fund! Join us on Zoom on Saturday, April 18 at 6 p.m. We'll post the link 15 minutes prior to the start of the event.
More info to come throughout the week, so stay tuned!😃

We are so happy to share our New York Press Association awards for 2019 with you! The staff is grateful for the Association’s consideration.

“Ailing Health Center concerns students” by Journalism II (Sarah Clark, Emily Paolicelli, Ariel Gonzalez, Valerie Visaggio, Aileen Burke, Kayla DeMicco, Sydney Manning, Genesis Lowmans, and Demetrious Knox) placed second in the News category, and Aileen Burke’s column “It’s Not About The Blueberries” about her experience with Stage III Melanoma placed third. Comments about both submissions can be found in the graphic.

We may not be on campus, but our Journalism I class is still chasing the news from their hometowns. See how COVID-19 is affecting students around the world.

Complications in Communities: COVID-19 impacts students at home – The Chronicle Complications in Communities: COVID-19 impacts students at home Employees of Market 32 travel with this company-supplied document in the event law enforcement requires proof of their essential designation in the marketplace./ Journalism I Posted By: [email protected] March 27, 2020 By JOURNALISM....

The College of Saint Rose’s Board of Trustees has unanimously appointed Marcia J. White as interim president of the College. White is a graduate of Saint Rose and has served on the Board of Trustees for 18 years.