Without the pause that Fall Break usually allows for students, it may become more difficult to prevent burnout. Days may become more exhausting as a result of online learning....

The Rev. Gerald Sabo, S.J., associate professor of Slavic languages and literature, passed away suddenly on Saturday, Oct. 24. He was 75 years old.  A Connecticut native,...

Rumors about John Carroll University’s haunted history have loomed over campus for many years. With some buildings that predate the 21st century and have a rich past, there...

The Student Health and Wellness Center is offering students the opportunity to meet with a nutritionist to discuss nutrition, diet and health. Shannon Stovsky, is a registered...

Sports at an amateur level are especially experiencing the effects of the pandemic. Many sports teams around the country have not played games since the beginning of the COVID-19...

I’m still not so sure if it was musical theater or a film or a concert —or maybe something else entirely. But David Byrne’s “American Utopia” was profoundly moving....

This article is part of The Carroll News Elections Series, written by the students of the Fundamentals of Journalism class. For more information on these series, check out...

How many times am I going to write about a crazy Cleveland Browns game this season? Apparently every week. The Cleveland Browns are the only team in sports that can make...

John Carroll University athletes could be getting an extra year of eligibility.  Last Wednesday, the Management Council recommended to the President's Council of Division...

This article is part of The Carroll News Elections Series, written by the students of the Fundamentals of Journalism class. For more information on these series, check out...