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Left to right: 2023-24 Multimedia Audio Editor Evan Richwalsky '24, 2024-25 Sports Editor Michael Patterson '25, Managing Editor Anna Maxwell '27, Editor-in-Chief Brian Keim '26, 2024-25 Editor-in-Chief Grace Sherban '25, Campus Editor Jacob Meyers '28 and faculty adviser Cliff Anthony.
The Carroll News wins big from Press Club of Cleveland
Brian Keim, Editor-in-Chief • Jun 18, 2025
Jenna Kelly ’25 is the latest Blue Streak to receive the highly revered Beaudry Award.
Jenna Kelly wins Beaudry Award
Grace Sherban, Editor-in-Chief • May 7, 2025
John Carroll University Student Government discusses social media and gives updates.
Student Government reviews SAFAC and repeals old resolution
Jacob Meyers, Campus Editor • May 2, 2025
This award marks a major milestone for Bennett and JCU Studios since it’s the first ADDY Award received in program history.
JCU student wins ADDY Award for short horror film
Amelia Marlow, Assistant Campus Editor • May 2, 2025
Humans of JCU
Andelbradt graduated from JCU in 2018 and started working for the university in 2021
Humans of JCU: Mike Andelbradt
Tate Farinacci, Managing Editor • Jan 17, 2025
George Vourlojianis ’70 is JCU’s expert on military history
Humans of JCU: George Vourlojianis, a man born to teach
Tate Farinacci, Managing Editor • Oct 30, 2024
Br. Wooters assisted first year students with moving in to their dorms this year
Humans of JCU: Br. Matthew Wooters
Tate Farinacci, Managing Editor • Sep 19, 2024
Dr. Tara Jenner-Donaldson is the director of Pre-Health at John Carroll University.
Humans of JCU: Dr. Tara Jenner-Donaldson
Grace Sherban, Editor-in-Chief • Sep 13, 2024
JCU News
Many performing arts classes have been added to the John Carroll course catalogue, with sessions starting in fall 2025.
New and returning fine arts classes coming to JCU
Brian Keim, Managing Editor • Apr 30, 2025
From left to right, Editor-in-Chief Grace Sherban ’25, Campus Editor Jacob Meyers ’28, Arts & Life Editor Anna Maxwell ’27 and Community Editor Michael Walsh ’25 accept awards.
The Carroll News wins four awards at SPJ regionals 2025
Michael Walsh, Community Editor • Apr 18, 2025
The event held in the Donahue Auditorium looked at media and current events.
Current media in the eyes of journalists and law professionals
Jacob Meyers, Campus Editor • Apr 18, 2025
John Carroll University will begin to offer neuroscience as a major.
Neuroscience major added to JCU College of Arts and Sciences
Brian Keim, Managing Editor • Apr 18, 2025
This banner proudly announces that WJCU 88.7 FM is the winner of the ISBC Station of the Year award.
WJCU recognized globally for excellence
Brian Keim, Managing Editor • Apr 17, 2025
Campus Columns
The stage in the Marinello Little Theatre set for Ensemble Theatre's production "Enemy of the People: A Rust-Belt Adaptation
Restoration of Marinello Little Theatre underway
Grace Sherban, Editor-in-Chief • Feb 15, 2025
Campus Editor Brian Keim discusses some of the challenges that come with caring about people.
Keim Time: taking on others’ problems
Brian Keim, Campus Editor • Sep 13, 2024
Pictured are just a few level-based platforming games that too often go unnoticed.
Keim Time: the forgotten art of simple games
Brian Keim, Campus Editor • Sep 6, 2024
Campus Editor Brian Keim disregards every instinct he has and takes a few months off from work.
Keim Time: actually taking time off for once
Brian Keim, Campus Editor • Aug 30, 2024
Student Orgs
Students gather in the O'Malley Atrium for the International Fest.
International Fest in O’Malley Commons
Anna Maxwell, Arts and Life Editor • Apr 11, 2025
The JCU community bands together to create a memorable Admitted Student Celebration for the class of 2029.
JCU welcomes the class of 2029 at Admitted Student Celebration
Bella Congelio, Opinion Editor • Apr 7, 2025
Senators and leaders of student government gather together before the meeting.
Building stronger communities through residence life and student government
Jacob Meyers, Campus Editor • Apr 4, 2025
Student Government leaders talk about plans for the meeting with Julia Warga
JCU Student Government looks at diversity and inclusion all around campus
Jacob Meyers, Campus Editor • Feb 21, 2025
Academics
The Boler College of Business on a crisp Friday morning.
John Carroll “Goes National” with 5 million dollar grant
Brendan Elbin, Staff Reporter • Apr 11, 2025
From Left to Right: Quincy Unger, John Raguz, Danny Villa-Alcaraz and Pat Bohan.
Future leaders in action: students debut exciting new startup
Jacob Meyers, Campus Editor • Apr 3, 2025
Catherine Campbell will be the next Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences starting in June, 2025
Campbell named new dean of the College of Arts and Sciences
Jacob Meyers, Campus Editor • Mar 14, 2025
Naomi Sigg and J.P. Robinson at the "Excellence in Programming” Awards in Columbus, Ohio.
JCU receives prestigious award for supporting veterans
Jacob Meyers, Campus Editor • Mar 13, 2025
Residence Life & Dining
The recently renovated Dolan Hall has gone through many strange experiences since its opening in 1955.
70 years of Dolan Residence Hall
Jacob Meyers, Campus Editor • Mar 12, 2025
Students enjoy lunch in a very different looking Schott Dining Hall
A caf from the past: 100 years of JCU dining
Anna Maxwell, Arts and Life Editor • Feb 21, 2025
Students stand in the newly renovated tween waiting for food.
New Inn Between, same old kitchens
Vic Jackson, Student Government Beat Reporter • Oct 18, 2024
The JCU Food Buggy rests on campus outside Dolan Science Center.
A JCU food truck with a mission
Bella Congelio, Opinion Editor • Oct 18, 2024
Administration
Saint Ignatius Hall houses not only classrooms, but the Administration offices.
Staying informed: JCU shares essential executive order updates with campus
Jacob Meyers, Campus Editor • Apr 11, 2025
To fix the parking problem, First-Year Students can no longer bring cars to campus
Death, taxes and JCU’s parking problem
Noah Banner, Staff Reporter • Dec 4, 2024
A projected rendering of the Gateway North Project
City Planning Commission approves Gateway North, but parking debate lingers
Tate Farinacci, Managing Editor • Oct 17, 2024
Through the MPE, the JCU community will reflect on its mission as a Jesuit university.
JCU launches year-long mission priority examen
Bella Congelio, Campus Events Beat Reporter • May 3, 2024