This crime blotter is compiled using the City of Albany Police Department’s crime map. This map shows the incidents that happened in the past week, Monday through Sunday, within the boundaries of the Pine Hills Neighborhood limits as established by the Pine Hills Neighborhood Association. The map can be found HERE. Compiled by Ian Benjamin Read more...
Last week we ran a photo-spread showing how the Saint Rose library has evolved throughout the College’s history. This week we take a look at the renovations that were made over winter break to give the library its most recent form. All photographs taken Saturday, January 21 by Chronicle Photographer Kelly Pfeister.
By IAN BENJAMIN Executive Editor Stephane Wrembel, a French-born jazz guitarist, will be conducting a workshop in the Center for Communications and Interactive Media (996 Madison Ave, Albany) Thursday at 3:30 p.m. It was apparent from an early age that Wrembel had great musical aptitude, winning several prizes throughout his early formative years for classical Read more...
By IAN BENJAMIN Executive Editor Due to a scheduling conflict, the Feb. 9 Darin Strauss reading hosted by the Frequency North Visiting Writers Reading Series has been cancelled. No date has been rescheduled. The event was to take place at 7:30 p.m. in the Standish Rooms of the Events and Athletics Center. The program would Read more...
By SCOTT LAWSON News Editor Alfred Zwack Jr. of Southern Blvd., Albany was indicted by a grand jury for allegedly causing the death of Saint Rose student and Latham native, Etemowei James Oki, Tuesday, Jan. 17 according to district attorney David Soares. Zwack has been handed eight separate counts, three of which are felonies and Read more...
By SUNSHINE OSELLA Features Editor Kelly Pfeister, a sophomore communications major and photographer for the college student newspaper, The Chronicle, had her photographs published in the Sunday, Jan. 22 edition of The New York Times. Pfeister’s pictures appeared in the “Education Life” section, within the context of a photospread about methods used on college campuses Read more...
By IAN BENJAMIN Executive Editor Dr. Kim Middleton, a professor of English at the College, will be reading an essay on local radio show The Academic Minute Friday. Her essay is on the “potential for Youtube and the ways that amateur filmmakers are using [it] as a place to learn, explore and develop their video Read more...
As of Dec. 31, the State Office of General Services has reopened the Empire State Plaza skating rink. Due to the State’s financial crises, the rink was shuttered for the 07-08 season and has been closed since. The re-opening was made possible by a $100,000 contribution from the Olympic Regional Development Authority (the entity which Read more...
By SUNSHINE OSELLA Features Editor Kelly Pfeister, a sophomore communications major and photographer for the college student newspaper, The Chronicle, had her photographs published in the Sunday, Jan. 22 edition of The New York Times. Pfeister’s pictures appeared in the “Education Life” section, within the context of a photospread about methods used on college campuses Read more...
By RACHEL BOLTON Staff Writer Moe, Larry, and Curly (and later Shemp) are the paragons of three man comedy. Everyone remembers the iconic slap on the face, punch in the belly, and poke in the eye routine. But if a viewer looks a little bit deeper into the trio, they will see that their humor Read more...
By NICK DIPASQUALE Contributing Writer The minute the plane landed in Sydney, Australia, I knew I had made the right decision to study abroad. My name is Nick DiPasquale and I have been fortunate enough to come to Australia to study abroad at Bond University. I have been here for over a week so far Read more...
By SAM MAXWELL Staff Writer If the New York Yankees win the American League in 2012, they can look to January 13th as the day that may have put them over the top. That day the bombers bolstered their starting rotation, adding Michael Pineda in a trade from the Seattle Mariners, and signed Hiroki Kuroda Read more...
Sheldon Griffin Sinks tie-breaking three pointer in last seconds to put Golden Knights three over Saint Michael’s 71-68 at the buzzer. Coach Laurie Darling Gutheil, player Carmelina Puopolo and the women’s soccer team congratulated in special halftime ceremony. By IAN BENJAMIN Executive Editor The Golden Knights beats fellow NE-10 opponent Saint Michael’s in a conference Read more...
Music student Paul Jenkins layers flute loops to create a complex song. Sweet stuff, check it out!
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