Mental health has become prevalent in today’s political atmosphere with new advancements in treatment and increased  awareness. Yet, even with the new information we know...

Naudia Loftis, ’20, was faced with a decision while she sat in class at John Carroll. Was it her job to be the voice for her inner-city, primarily African American community...

In 2019, the United States was the site of 417 mass shootings, resulting in 15,381 deaths and 29,568 injuries, according to CBS.  Gun control activist Katy Zoller says...

On New Year’s Eve of 2010-2011, at a West 6th bar, then-John Carroll student Chris Rivero had a jaw-dropping and frightening encounter. It began with a police officer investigating...

“I saw this mob of people in front of the fence and then on the steps of the student center. I just saw two people from LASA, and they were yelling at people on the other...

In need of a November playlist but aren’t sure how to feel as the socially distanced holidays approach? The Carroll News has you covered! Check out this month’s folk playlist...

The Academic Success Center offered one-on-one meetings with an academic success coach: either Ed Mish or Lisa Ramsey for those majoring within the College of Arts and Sciences...

It’s that time of year. Fresh snowfall, knit scarves, crackling fire and hot cocoa. Nothing says the holidays quite like a bubbling cup of molten chocolate. The sweet aroma...

Earlier this month, I had one last outdoor adventure before the snow started falling. Near Buffalo, NY, I visited Letchworth State Park, which is also known as the Grand Canyon...

Class of 2022 Senators Aiden Keenan (President) Sean Butler Sean Padden Brendan Schnoor Thomas Keane   Class of 2023 Senators Maria Coughlin (President) Maggie...