John Carroll University is offering free rapid COVID-19 testing today and tomorrow for students living in areas surrounding campus. The university announced the testing in an email sent out by the Dean...

Harry Gauzman is a name surrounded by mystery in the JCU community. He was known as a popular writer for The Carroll News, but no one on campus at the time and no dust-covered records can place Gauzman...

506 out of 527 donations from those who listed their employer as John Carroll University were made to Democratic causes in this calendar year. The donations to Democratic organizations or campaigns totaled...

John Carroll Student Government has elected a new executive board for the 2021 semester.  Junior Matthew Meyer was elected president of Student Government. “I am honored to be chosen to serve as...

Editor's note: For more information on the JCU COVID-19 Task Force spring semester plan, check out this story.   This past week, the JCU COVID-19 Task Force announced that students will be returning...

Editor's note: For more information on how students are feeling about the possible return to campus, check out this story.   The John Carroll University COVID-19 Task Force on Nov. 5 released...

With an incredibly hard week behind me, I started thinking about the “before times.” That is, life before COVID-19. With so much anxiety that surrounded the election, so much fear during the pandemic,...

JCU Nutritionist, Shannon Stovsky will be returning to JCU on Friday, Nov. 6 to virtually meet with students for a second time this semester. Stovsky has been a licensed nutritionist for the last 25 years....

This semester, university extracurriculars have been hit hard. Many students and faculty worry that John Carroll University’s dozens of performing arts classes and extracurriculars will be stifled by...

To me, nostalgia is a feeling of sentimental affection and bittersweet longing for how life once was. My nostalgic feelings are most often tied to memories of fleeting moments, feelings and events of the...

Without the pause that Fall Break usually allows for students, it may become more difficult to prevent burnout. Days may become more exhausting as a result of online learning. Luckily, there are plenty...

The Rev. Gerald Sabo, S.J., associate professor of Slavic languages and literature, passed away suddenly on Saturday, Oct. 24. He was 75 years old.  A Connecticut native, Sabo has been a dedicated...