Recently, it has been incredibly hard for people to stay productive at home. College students have especially been struggling. This may be because college life is so hectic...

The Carroll News is presenting a new feature of the Arts & Life section; Through a Poet's Eyes. The section is looking forward to showcasing different student poets and...

As John Carroll adjusts to remote learning for the remainder of spring semester, students involved in the Campus Ministry department have also transitioned to virtual platforms...

The Carroll News elected former Managing Editor Sophia Maltese as the Editor-in-Chief for the 2020-2021 school year on March 20, 2020.  Maltese has worked at The Carroll...

Lil Nas X, an up-and-coming musician, is now newly Grammy award-winning. Most known for his songs “Old Town Road” and “Panini,” his career has just started to take...

Last week, Amazon CEO and the world’s richest man Jeff Bezos said that he would commit $10 billion to aid in the fight against climate change.  Bezos aims to create...

Who doesn’t love the ‘90s? From grunge music by Nirvana to cinema classics like “Clueless,” it’s a pretty great time period. The good news is, it’s back! Well,...

The city of University Heights altered its noise policy for residents on Feb. 20 without sending a formal statement out to the community. Law enforcement officials will no...

Over the past decade, there has been a swarm of brands and companies vetting themselves as natural, organic, eco-friendly and sustainable. Brands making sustainability initiatives...

As a Jesuit institution, John Carroll aims to be inclusive and caring. Student Accessibility Services on campus has the same goal — to ensure a safe, welcoming environment...