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Opinion
Giba’s Claim VIII: Oglethorpe’s Georgian Experiment
January 18, 2022
Jack Giba, Opinion Editor
Over this past Thanksgiving Break I passed through Savannah, Georgia, for the first time on my way to Daufuskie Island to visit my girlfriend’s family. During my time in...
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Opinion
Students for Justice in Palestine: a new org at JCU
January 18, 2022
Gia Hamed, The Carroll News
Students for Justice in Palestine is a new student organization at John Carroll dedicated to educating and raising awareness on the injustices and human rights violations...
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Opinion
Who is Sullivan King?
January 18, 2022
Evan Smith, Staff Reporter
Sullivan King might be just an electronic artist to some, but to many, he’s what we always wanted to be as kids: a rockstar.
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Opinion
“About Us”: A Glorified Defense of the Humanities
January 18, 2022
Eric Fogle, Staff Reporter
Front and center on John Carroll’s University “About Us” page appear the words “JCU provides you a formative way forward to become an inspired leader with the knowledge,...
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Campus
Nicolette’s Column: The end
December 15, 2021
Nicolette Noce, Assistant Campus Editor
Endings are bittersweet, especially when an ending of something you have been anticipating finally comes; when what is to end is something that has caused you semi-discomfort...
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Campus
JCU community at odds over impeachment, Meyer’s appeal denied
December 14, 2021
Laken Kincaid, Campus Editor
After former Student Government president Matt Meyer’s impeachment on Nov. 16, students were divided in their support for the Senate’s decision. Multiple members of the...
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Campus
JCU Freedom Society proposes changes to Student Government amidst calls for increased diversity, transparency
December 14, 2021
Laken Kincaid, Campus Editor
Five hours after the first article of impeachment removing former Student Government President Matt Meyer from office passed, the JCU Freedom Society tweeted a response to...
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Arts and Life
Paul Thomas Anderson and his timeless “Licorice Pizza”
December 13, 2021
Claire Schuppel, Arts & Life Assistant Editor
The trajectory of independent cinema changed the day Paul Thomas Anderson stepped into the public eye. His break came in 1997 with “Boogie Nights,” premiering when he...
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Arts and Life
Fashion ideas for the 2021 holiday season
December 13, 2021
Nasya Stevenson, Staff Reporter
Now that Thanksgiving is over, Christmas and New Year’s Eve will be coming soon. Here are four holiday fashion ideas assembled for this highly-favored time of year. The...
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Arts and Life
Ariana Grande’s beauty line has landed
December 10, 2021
Nasya Stevenson, Staff Reporter
Ariana Grande dropped her out-of-this-world brand, r.e.m. beauty on Fri., Nov. 12. She teased it on Sept. 9 in an Instagram post. Grande officially announced on Instagram...
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Assistant Campus Editor, Nicolette Noce, says goodbye to her Carroll News audience!

Nicolette Noce, Assistant Campus Editor • December 15, 2021

Endings are bittersweet, especially when an ending of something you have been anticipating finally comes; when what is to end is something that has caused you semi-discomfort over let’s say the last four years or so. I...

Students use their voices to show both support and opposition for Matt Meyers recent impeachment.

JCU community at odds over impeachment, Meyer's appeal denied

Laken Kincaid, Campus Editor • December 14, 2021

After former Student Government president Matt Meyer’s impeachment on Nov. 16, students were divided in their support for the Senate’s decision. Multiple members of the campus community voiced their opinions on Student...

The JCU Freedom Society proposed new legislation on the Student Government senate floor to increase diversity following the impeachment of Matt Meyer.

JCU Freedom Society proposes changes to Student Government amidst calls for increased diversity, transparency

Laken Kincaid, Campus Editor • December 14, 2021

Five hours after the first article of impeachment removing former Student Government President Matt Meyer from office passed, the JCU Freedom Society tweeted a response to the news, calling Student Government “an exclusionary,...

Zach Thomas (right) and a former resident attended the Great Lakes African American Writers Conference at Loganberry Bookstore in Shaker Heights, Ohio.

Humans of JCU: Zachary Thomas '18 Executive Director of Writers in Residence

Taylor Anthony, Campus Editor • December 10, 2021

Zachary Thomas currently serves as the executive director of Writers in Residence, the Ohio nonprofit corporation that started as a student-run organization at John Carroll University in 2017. The program teaches creative...

Local hero Gracien Riley saves three individuals from a car accident.

ROTC Student Gracien Riley helps to rescue a mother and her children from car accident

Ray Weisberg, The Carroll News • December 9, 2021

After a sudden car accident that occurred at 6:45 a.m. on Oct. 3, one of John Carroll’s very own ROTC students, Graicen Riley ‘22, bravely took action to help a mother and her two young children escape their overturned...

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Sports

John Carroll University alumni Brian Polian ‘97 named LSU’s special teams coordinator
December 9, 2021
Anna Meyer, Sports Editor
On Tuesday, Dec. 7, John Carroll University alumni Brian Polian ‘97 announced his departure from Notre Dame University after spending the past five years with the Fighting...
JCU Women’s Basketball tops Muskingum in OAC opener
December 9, 2021
Dylan Feltovich, Staff Reporter
The No. 3 John Carroll University Women’s Basketball team remains undefeated after a hard-fought 76-68 victory against Muskingum University on the road on Saturday, Dec....
COLUMN: Kelly’s move is the beginning of chaos for college football
December 9, 2021
Anna Meyer, Sports Editor
If you have ever been a part of a team, you probably know the instrumental effect and role that head coaches have on their players. When you spend almost all...
Streaks of the Week: Nov. 3-5
December 8, 2021
Noah Tylutki , Special to the Carroll News
Each week, The Carroll News sports section names top performing Blue Streak athletes “Streaks of the Week.” Congratulations to this week’s athletes on their outstanding...
JCU Swim and Dive knocks down NCAA DII Notre Dame College
December 8, 2021
Joseph Dreyer , Staff Reporter
On Friday, Dec. 3, the men (2-1, 1-1 OAC) and women (2-1, 1-1 OAC) of John Carroll’s Swim and Dive Team took on cross-town opponent Notre Dame College (Men’s 2-2, 1-0...
Phillip’s 13:58 5K sets a new JCU record
December 7, 2021
Anna Meyer, Sports Editor
Alex Phillip’s trip to the Grand Valley State Holiday Open will be remembered for a long time. Coming off of an NCAA Division III National Championship victory...
Nine wrestlers anchor John Carroll’s second place title at the RIT Invitational
December 7, 2021
Ashley McCall, Staff Reporter
The John Carroll Wrestling team earned a second-place title at the Rochester Institute of Technology Invitational on Saturday, Dec. 4 after nine JCU wrestlers finished in...
Alex Phillip crowned NCAA DIII Men’s Cross Country National Champion
November 20, 2021
Anna Meyer, Sports Editor
Throughout the whole John Carroll University Men’s Cross Country season, Alex Phillip ‘23 could not be stopped. On Saturday, Nov. 20, the same remained...
John Carroll’s unsung soccer hero: Izac Coleman ‘24
November 18, 2021
Leah Harrigan, Staff Reporter
Here’s to the unsung heroes. Sure, the athletes that are responsible for goals in the final seconds of the game bathe in deserving glory. The crowd rightfully holds their...
Streaks of the Week: Nov. 12-14
November 18, 2021
Noah Tylutki, Special to the Carroll News
After one of the most historical weekends in John Carroll Athletics, The Carroll News has a special version of Streaks of the Week honoring one athlete from each team that...