QUIZ: Which JCU location are you?

Which JCU location are you?

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7 Total Questions

Question 1/7

What do you enjoy doing in your free time?

Hanging out with friends

Studying

Hiding in my room

Eating with my friends

Creating art

Playing video games

Watching sports

Working out

Going on adventures to random places

Question 2/7

Choose Your Favorite Movie Genre

Action/Adventure

Horror

Romance

Comedy

Sci-Fi/Fantasy

Documentary

Musicals

Thrillers

Animation

Question 4/7

What is your favorite color?

Red

Orange

Yellow

Green

Blue

Purple

Pink

Brown

Black

Question 5/7

Pick a Taylor Swift era. (If unsure, take our past quiz and find out)

Question 6/7

What social media platform do you use the most?

TikTok

X (Twitter)

Snapchat

Instagram

Streaming services

YouTube

Facebook

I don't use social media

Question 7/7

Favorite animal?

Capybara

Elephant

Dog

Cat

Zebra

Wolf

Penguin

Dolphin

Turtles

Whether this is your first year on John Carroll’s campus, or the final ride, “Which John Carroll University Place Are You?” offers an opportunity to connect with your friends or even explore the essence of our institution. Whether you’re a proud graduate, a current student, or simply curious about the campus, this quiz can help you discover which iconic John Carroll University location resonates with your personality. As a lighthearted way to get you out and about in our vibrant campus culture, this quiz will help foster a sense of community and wonder.

Being built in 1886, our campus is one that has many hidden gems of study spaces and even places to just hang out. So whether you swing on your hammock on the quad, or even attempt to explore the underground tunnels, engage in some self-discovery and find out which JCU location are you! It allows you to reflect on your preferences, values, and interests in a playful context, all while celebrating the unique spaces that make John Carroll University special. So, dive in to uncover your campus alter ego, and celebrate the enduring spirit of JCU!

About the Contributors

Aliyah Shamatta, Multimedia: Visual and Technical Editor

Aliyah Shamatta is a senior from Parma, Ohio. They are a Communications major with a concentration in Digital Media and a double minor in Leadership development and Peace, Justice, & Human Rights. Around campus, you can find Aliyah being involved with WJCU as the Social Media Director, hosting their genre show “Do It For The B-sides”, and being a heights DJ. Other involvements include being in the Kappa Delta sorority, Orientation Leader, and a class of 2024 senator. From Halloween to horror, Aliyah loves anything that is spooky-related. Outside of school, you can find them taking daring adventures, playing video games, graphic design, and painting while watching the sunset. In their future, they want to work with companies' social media accounts and have a side broadcasting career.

Evan Richwalsky, Multimedia: Audio and Engagement Editor

Evan Richwalsky is the Multimedia: Audio and Engagement Editor for The Carroll News from Avon, Ohio. He is currently a senior at John Carroll University majoring in Communications (Digital Media) and minoring in Leadership Development.

Elsewhere on campus, Evan is heavily involved in WJCU, serving as the Production Director for the station, as well as a sports producer and a heights DJ and DJ trainer. He is also a Student Senator for the Class of 2024 and works in the Sports Information Office. Off campus, Evan previously had heavy involvement in youth leadership on the national level for the Boy Scouts of America. He also earned the Eagle Scout rank, the Summit Award, and was recognized with the Order of the Arrow’s Founder’s Award and Vigil Honor.

With what little free time Evan has, he enjoys running, being outdoors, graphic design, trying to keep up with sports and flying places to go see his friends.

In the future, Evan hopes to get a job behind the scenes in sports, either as a broadcast producer or working in a stadium scoreboard/replay control room.

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