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Campus
JCU Chief of Police Jeffrey Daberko speaks to Blue Streaks at a Student Government meeting.
JCUPD chief discusses campus safety and parking to student government
Jacob Meyers, Student Government Beat Reporter • Oct 4, 2024
A poster displaying information about banned and challenged books was viewable by students during Tower Time.
"Banned Books Aren't New": JCU honors challenged books
Brian Keim, Campus Editor • Sep 27, 2024
Emily Sherwood presents the new idea of conflict coaching and mediation.
Student government discusses conflict coaching and meditation
Jacob Meyers, Student Government Beat Reporter • Sep 27, 2024
SNL cast member Marcello Hernandez '19 returns to speak to Blue Streaks about his career in show business.
From soccer fields to SNL: Marcello Hernandez returns to JCU
Jacob Meyers, The Carroll News • Sep 20, 2024
The Department of Political Science is one of many supporting the Pre-Law Advising and 3+3 Dual Admission in Law programs.
Pre-law advising and 3+3 law programs implemented at JCU
Amelia Marlow, Campus Culture Beat Reporter • Sep 20, 2024
Major Stories
From left to right: Pete Williams, Colin Swearingen and Jonathan Adler
What’s next for the Supreme Court?
Former NBC Correspondent Pete Williams and legal scholar Jonathan Adler unpack key Supreme Court decisions and preview the upcoming term
Tate Farinacci, Managing Editor • Oct 3, 2024
JCU total crime rises in 2023, other while other violations decline steadily
BREAKING: Crime on the rise in JCU’s latest security report
Tate Farinacci, Managing Editor • Sep 28, 2024
JCU uses rented auxiliary lots for first and second-year students due to limited parking on campus
Increased security, more theft: JCU’s parking crisis continues
Tate Farinacci and Grace Sherban • Sep 10, 2024
Fairmount Circle South, which is currently one of three apartment buildings that houses JCU students.
JCU students experience issues with living in Fairmount apartments
Amelia Marlow, Campus Culture Beat Reporter • Sep 6, 2024
Sports
From University Heights to Lisbon, the JCU Men's Basketball team is making an impact worldwide.
John Carroll’s Men’s Basketball team makes a slam dunk in Portugal
Bella Prokop, The Carroll News • Sep 30, 2024
Rylan Parlin is back with his predictions for another week of NFL football
Ryan's Take: NFL week three predictions
Ryan Parlin, The Carroll News • Sep 20, 2024
Ryan Parlin makes his predictions for NFL week two match-ups
Ryan’s Take: NFL week two predictions
Ryan Parlin, The Carroll News • Sep 12, 2024
Progressive Field in Downtown Cleveland, where working for the Guardians is a common career path among John Carroll Sports Leadership alumni
JCU Sports Leadership Program prepares students for dynamic careers in athletics
Amelia Marlow, Campus Beat Reporter • Sep 6, 2024
Sports Editor Michael Patterson highlights Caio Borralho's ascent to the top of the sport
Caio Borralho shakes up UFC's Middleweight Division
Michael Patterson, Sports Editor • Sep 6, 2024
Community
Flipturn, the popular indie rock band, playing a show at the Cleveland House of Blues in March 2024
Cleveland rocks: bands in town Oct. 2024
Grace Sherban, Editor-in-Chief • Sep 27, 2024
Rukiye Z. Abdul-Mutakallim founded The Musketeer Association to address trauma and violence
A mother's mission: transforming loss into a movement for change
Noah Banner, The Carroll News • Sep 25, 2024
A young 'Collinwood Cobra' leading marchers
Labor Day parade unites workers, leaders and community
Michael Walsh, Community Editor • Sep 19, 2024
Some believe a rainbow in the sky is a deceased loved one providing a sign of hope.
Student opens fire at Apalachee High School in Georgia
Amelia Marlow, Campus Culture Beat Reporter • Sep 19, 2024
Opinion
Maddie Garwood shares her experience from her field trip to the Cleveland Museum of Art.
A Sunday at the Cleveland Museum of Art
Maddie Garwood • Oct 4, 2024
A younger Brian Keim celebrates his love for the spooky season by dressing up as Charlie Brown
Keim Time: the spookiest time of year
Brian Keim, Campus Editor • Oct 4, 2024
Even in bad weather, Anna Maxwell is afraid to say "no" to hanging out.
Anna's Adventures: learning how to say "no"
Anna Maxwell, Arts and Life Editor • Sep 27, 2024
Scenic views offer a perfect opportunity to take a minute to breathe and find balance.
Bella’s Beat: A balancing act
Bella Congelio, Opinion Editor • Sep 27, 2024
Arts and Life
In recent months, country music has topped the charts. But why?
Is country music coming back?
Anna Maxwell, Arts and Life Editor • Sep 26, 2024
Olivia Buckel discusses the pros and cons involved with many recent multiversal plots.
What is it with multiverse superhero movies?
Olivia Buckel, Media Beat Reporter • Sep 19, 2024
Anna Maxwell with one of the video games she has come to enjoy.
Anna’s Adventures: becoming an online gamer
Anna Maxwell, Arts and Life Editor • Sep 13, 2024
Brendan Elbin explains the intricacies behind the rise in concert ticket prices.
How Ticketmaster stole the music
Brendan Elbin, Guest Columnist • Sep 12, 2024
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