Harim Ochaeta, The Carroll News
December 12, 2019
Since it became a full-fledged police department in 2014, the John Carroll University Police Department has promoted a different style of policing called community policing, which goes beyond punitive justice, Chief Brian Hurd told...
Olivia Shackleton, Campus Editor
December 12, 2019
When Chris Wenzler was diagnosed with cancer, the John Carroll community immediately stepped in to help. Now, as unexpected critical treatments emerge, the community has started to give back to him, as he has given to JCU for ove...
Megan Grantham, Campus Editor
December 12, 2019
Many JCU students have received at least one parking ticket during the year from JCUPD. Unfortunately, parking violations are a fairly common occurrence on campus.
Fortunately for JCU students who have been ticketed, sophomor...
Olivia Shackleton, Campus Editor
December 11, 2019
"We aren’t anti-gun,” said freshman Katy Zoller, the founder of JCU’s chapter of Students Demand Action. “We are anti-gun violence.”
Zoller explained that Students Demand Action is a group dedicated to advocating f...
Megan Grantham, Campus Editor
December 11, 2019
When I switched to a new school in 7th grade, all I wanted was a pair of American Eagle jeans (because everyone had them). Being in 7th grade, I couldn’t exactly drive myself to the mall to buy them, and my mom was not going...
November 25, 2019
Former Student Gov. President Mike Bishop provided the following statement for The Carroll News regarding his resignation.
"It was after much consideration that effective November 10th, I resigned my position as President of...
Olivia Shackleton, Campus Editor
November 21, 2019
I watch YouTube videos on an almost daily basis. I love keeping up with vloggers and watching the lives of people like me, 20 to 25 years old and are either in college or have recently graduated. Lately, my favorite vlog...
Olivia Shackleton, Campus Editor
November 21, 2019
The United States’ 2018 midterm elections demonstrated a dramatic increase in voter turnout. According to electproject.org, 50.3% of the voting-eligible population made it to the polls. NPR reported that there had been a 41...
Megan Grantham, Campus Editor
November 21, 2019
“Being homeless does not define a person, it’s just the state of where they’re currently at in their life. These people had lives before this, and they still have lives and friends and family that care about them,” said ...
Ann Walsh, Staff Reporter
November 14, 2019
“The idea is that we are all works in progress,” said Jamie Greenwolf, coordinator of Student Wellness for the Office of Health Promotion and Wellness.
In fall 2018, John Tucci '19 and several other students created the Works in Progress C...
