November curated playlist

Kaitlin Ryan

This month, Campus Editor Rachel Scully has compiled the perfect playlist for the upcoming holiday and week off for John Carroll students and staff. While the holiday is going to look a bit different this year, the warm mood, good food and music tunes should remain the same.

Rachel Scully, Campus Editor
Nov 21, 2020

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 for some super warm vibes:

“Without Your Love” by The Paper Kites, feat. Julia Stone

“Celeste” by Ezra Vine

“Fall: War” by The Arcadian Wild

“Call Me When You Land” by Old Sea Brigade, feat. Luke Sital-Singh

“Pale November Dew” by The Dead Tongues

“Fall, Fall, Fall” by Caamp

“Silhouettes” by Sleeping at Last

“Wildflowers” by Trampled by Turtles

“Silver Lining” by Mt. Joy

“Song for Zula” by Phosphorescent

“Hey, Coyote” by Mipso

“In a Week” by Hozier, feat. Karen Crowly

“Tiderays” by Volcano Choir

“Harvest Moon” by Lord Huron

“Sleepy Head” by Toby Johnson

“Olivia” by Rayland Baxter

“Oh, Sing” by The Native Sibling

“Little Road” by Devarrow

“Olalla” by Blanco White

“lovers’ carvings” by Bibio

“Saturday Sun” by Vance Joy

“Alive” by Graeme James

“Empress” by Morningsiders

“I Wish I Was the Moon” by Neko Casey

“Rough Johns” by John Craigie

“Bitter Water” by The Oh Hellos

“Amadeus” by Family and Friends

“Vanilla Pines” by Tow’rs

“1957” by Milo Greene

“A Week Ago” by Wild Rivers

“Subway Song” by Julianna Zachariou

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Rachel Scully, Campus Editor

Meet Rachel Scully, one of our Campus Editors! Rachel is a senior at John Carroll University from Erie, Pennsylvania. She is a double major in Political Science and Communication with a minor in Spanish. Rachel is a former intern at The Hill with numerous stories published ranging from politics to celebrity news.

Rachel started writing for The Carroll News her freshman year in 2017. Later that year, she became the Editor of Arts & Life and continued working for the section until her senior year. She, then, accepted a role as Campus Editor.

Journalism has always been an incredible passion for her, whether it be writing, broadcasting or designing. She attended an arts school for her first two years of high school. There, she found a passion in design and writing while working with brilliant peers. Rachel later fell in love with broadcasting after attending classes at John Carroll and continues to strive for a career that incorporates all three.

Rachel spent a semester abroad in Ireland where she immersed herself in a variety of cultures while traveling around Europe.

In addition to The Carroll News, she is involved in Speech and Debate and qualified for nationals in After Dinner Speaking. Outside of school, Rachel's hobbies include backpacking, traveling, playing the ukulele and running. She plans to complete the Pacific Crest Trail or the Appalachian Trail someday.

In the future, she hopes to end up in Washington D.C. pursuing a career in political journalism.

You can contact Rachel at [email protected]

Kaitlin Ryan, Arts & Life Editor

Kaitlin Ryan '22 hails from rural Ohio and carries a dream of working as a copywriter. She has been writing her entire life, so joining The Carroll News her freshman year just made sense. Four years and many amazing experiences later, she is now the Arts & Life Editor for her final semester at John Carroll. Kaitlin loves writing for The Carroll News because of the talented staff and the ability to interview and connect with local business owners and interesting individuals. She loves podcasts, watercolor paintings, talking walks and trying new teas.

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