The Saint Rose Chronicle

Diana Erben, the 2010-2011 Student Association President.

A word of advice to the Class of 2014

As the President of the Student Association and a fellow student, I would like to welcome you to The College of Saint Rose. You are about to embark on some of the most exciting years of your life and I certainly hope that you are excited to begin your collegiate career.… Read Full Story

Welcome from the President of The College of Saint Rose

in News

It is a pleasure to welcome you to campus for Summer Orientation. We are so pleased that you have chosen The College of Saint Rose to spend your college years. It is an honor for us to welcome you as members of the Saint Rose community. As you begin your undergraduate studies at the College, I encourage you to take advantage of the many opportunities to engage in curricular and extra-curricular events on campus.… Read Full Story

Ryan Butler

The 2010 Orientation Leaders!

in News

Ryan Butler Ryan is a Sophomore from Manchester, CT majoring in Childhood Education/Special Education. His is on the Swimming and Diving Team and volunteers for the Friday Knights Program. He also has a work study position in Undergraduate Admission and is involved with the Student Association, Student Events Board, Leadership Education and Development (LEAD), Adventure Club and will be the Membership Coordinator for Best Buddies along with being a Resident Assistant in the Fall.… Read Full Story

Featured

Sustainability House Saves

by Elizabeth Corey in News

For a group of resident students at The College of Saint Rose, every day is Earth Day. A mixture of students from the College's Environmental Club and residents who feel a passion for "going green," has yielded the school's first sustainability-themed campus housing.

"Remember Prom" aims to create memories

by Caitlin Farrell in News

Prom is part of the high school experience, but it has become so expensive that only those with money can afford to go. Between the dress, limo, hair, make-up and tickets, the event is out of reach for some juniors and seniors. One local college student who grew up in the Pine Hills and graduated from Albany High School has made it her personal mission to help.

Saint Rose students learn life lessons from Hondurans

by Diana Erben in News

In the early hours of May 10, thirteen members of the Saint Rose community whisked away on the silent streets of Albany for the beginning of an extraordinary journey to La Cieba, Honduras. After spending months in preparation, learning about Honduran politics, fundraising travel expenses, getting tropical vaccinations and medications and having said their last goodbyes, this was the moment they had all been waiting for.

The Hole: just the right size for a college student

by Abbey Bull in News

Extra minutes are a valuable commodity in the busy, fast-paced lives of the college students that swarm the Pine Hills. They hit the snooze button repeatedly, skip their morning showers and cut through fences to get to class quicker. The College of Saint Rose's facilities department, however, will have the last laugh this summer.

New light provides new life for library

by Zachary Olsavicky in News

From an exterior vantage, the Pine Hills branch of the Albany Public Library system looks like a fortress, with an imposing brick fa�ade and tall windows framed in aluminum. Take a step inside, however, and you'll find lots of open space, walls painted a relaxing shade of canary yellow, and a noticeable amount of natural light.

Quail Street Market Stands Strong Through Change

by Rich Aviles and Candice Varetoni in News

ALBANY- On the corner of State Street and Quail Street stands not only a convenience store, but an establishment that members of the community feel is their own. Since 1997, Quail Street Market and Deli has been a dependable place for residents' everyday needs.

The lifestyle is better in Albany

by Candice Varetoni in News

Students may have a difficult time choosing a college when they are in their junior or senior year of high school. Some students change their minds when they realize that where they are is not where they belong. Neil Ingenito, Michelle Fancher and Jory Nierenberg are all students who decided to make this change and are able to compare multiple campuses, academic approaches and lifestyles.

Gourmella's owner has to find time to sleep

by Candice Varetoni in News

Gourmella's Pizzeria and Deli has been a hotspot in Pine Hills for many college students, families and city workers for 25 years. The proprietor, John Cusato, runs the family-owned Italian Bistro within walking distance from campus. John's older brother runs the family's two other Cusato restaurants.

Dead Presidents Lounge Brings Color to the Neighborhood

by Jennifer Finn in The Arts

Behind the plain beige exterior at 1092 Madison Ave. lies a riot of colors and art, home of the Dead Presidents Lounge. Dustin Horan, 30, is the owner and one of the artists at the Lounge, a tattoo shop and art gallery, which has been open for the past three years.

A look back in time through Chapman's stained glass

by Courtney DiFiore in The Arts

Walking into Chapman's Stained Glass Studio is like a step back in time. The operators of the shop at 212 Quail St., pride themselves on their craftsmanship. "We do our windows the same way they did in Europe years ago," said Kevin Morgan, the current owner.

You aren't in Kansas anymore: tips for surviving your freshman year

by Leigh Ward in Opinion

The tedious college search and application process is complete, you've made your final decision on attending The College of Saint Rose and (aside from the possible summer job) you're on cruise control for the rest of summer. Every incoming freshman has different expectations and thoughts of what college is about.

Pine Hills Parks Become Area Hot Spots

by Rich Aviles and Mike Bellizzi in Sports

Although Albany college students are here for school, there is still plenty of time for play. The city has made sure that the residents of this neighborhood have plenty of opportunity for just that by placing three distinct public parks in the area. Directly across the street from Saint Rose's Brubacher Hall is Beverwyck Park.

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