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Assistant Campus Editor, Nicolette Noce, says goodbye to her Carroll News audience!
Nicolette's Column: The end
Nicolette Noce, Assistant Campus Editor • December 15, 2021

Endings are bittersweet, especially when an ending of something you have been anticipating finally comes; when what is to end is something that...

Students use their voices to show both support and opposition for Matt Meyers recent impeachment.
JCU community at odds over impeachment, Meyer's appeal denied
Laken Kincaid, Campus Editor • December 14, 2021

After former Student Government president Matt Meyer’s impeachment on Nov. 16, students were divided in their support for the Senate’s decision....

The JCU Freedom Society proposed new legislation on the Student Government senate floor to increase diversity following the impeachment of Matt Meyer.
JCU Freedom Society proposes changes to Student Government amidst calls for increased diversity, transparency
December 14, 2021
Zach Thomas (right) and a former resident attended the Great Lakes African American Writers Conference at Loganberry Bookstore in Shaker Heights, Ohio.
Humans of JCU: Zachary Thomas '18 Executive Director of Writers in Residence
December 10, 2021
Local hero Gracien Riley saves three individuals from a car accident.
ROTC Student Gracien Riley helps to rescue a mother and her children from car accident
December 9, 2021
Meet the Staff
Kaitlin Ryan
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...

Nicolette Noce
Nicolette Noce
Assistant Campus Editor

Nicolette Noce is studying Communications with a concentration in Digital Media. Her interests and hobbies include reading, writing, watching old movies, hanging with friends, being anywhere near water...

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Kristal Ambrose, 2020 Goldman Prize winner
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Student Government voted on legislative bills which impact future proceedings in various areas.
What better way to bond with your fellow students than through books?
John Carroll administration said that the Board serves to preserve tenure and academic freedom.
Matthew Meyer was elected President of Student Government alongside his vice president, Margaret Skubik.
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