Campus safety initiatives have been in progress since spring 2019. Student Government Senator Erin Ahern ‘21, Executive Vice President of Student Government Madeline Tobolewski ‘20 and Chief of Police Brian Hurd embarked on a...
Girls sporting plaid skirts and knee-high socks and boys with neat, trimmed hair all sit at their desks, and wait anxiously as the teacher walks around and hands back tests. She folds each test hotdog-style as she passes it b...
In a Sept. 26 email addressing the John Carroll community, President Michael Johnson discussed updates on educational events regarding the LGBTQIA+ community and how the University plans to work on and increase inclusion effo...
“We have the ability to build relationships because of the atmosphere on campus,” Sara Schiavoni said. “Professors are accessible ...” and students have the opportunity to build connections.
Schiavoni is an adjunct...
Leonard Bernstein, an American composer and conductor, once said “To achieve great things, two things are needed: a plan and not quite enough time.”
I have to hope that Bernstein is correct in that sentiment. Despite my carefully planne...
Oct. 1 marks the beginning of Cyber Security Awareness Month, an internationally recognized effort to inform people about cybersecurity and how to stay safe online.
Phishing emails, or fraudulent emails that disguise themsel...
John Carroll University students received an email on Monday, Sept. 30, about a food pantry coming to campus for the 2019-2020 school year.
“We thought about when the well begins to run dry, and when you are at a point wh...
“I think it’s really great. It adds more things to do on campus,” Jenna O’Neil ‘22 said of the renovations. “I’m excited to utilize the fitness studio. I think it’ll benefit a lot of students.”
Director of...
“I think in a world in which Jews and Christians and Muslims don’t always get along so well, here was this wonderful display of interreligious love, which was very, very clear. And frankly, it made me want to be a part of ...
