On Nov. 16 the John Carroll Student Government Senate removed student body President Matthew J. Meyer ‘22 from office after convicting him on two articles of impeachment.
At the start of the meeting,...
I believe I have made it abundantly clear that I am not a local –– neither to Northeast Ohio nor the state itself. No matter how hard I try to mask my southern twang it always slips, and my hillbilly...
Nicolette Noce, Assistant Campus Editor
• November 5, 2021
In a single day we make approximately 35,000 choices. While most of these don’t even seem like choices, they still are. I know that choosing to get out of bed in the morning or deciding what to eat for...
The tennis court renovations forced a change in location for both the Mastrantoni Family Student Success Commons and the university Counseling Center as the new courts are being built into their previous...
National College Radio Day was Oct. 1 and multiple universities across the country celebrated their favorite college radio station. At John Carroll University, the WJCU radio station took to the main atrium...
The Black Students in Action organization hosted the DE-MIL-I-TA-RISE art exhibition by the Dissenters movement in the Black Cultural Center during the week of Oct. 26.
“Dissenters is a movement organization...
The John Carroll University Counseling Center has temporarily changed locations for the 2021-2022 school year. The Counseling Center was relocated due to the tennis court renovations, which expanded into...
Sometimes it seems like there aren’t enough hours in the day to get everything done that needs to be completed, and more often than not I question whether I know how to NOT be busy. Whether it be classes...
Incoming students within the Mission-Based scholarship programs of Honors, Leadership and Arrupe will no longer receive the annual $5,000 scholarship toward tuition. The University has not made an official...
On Sept. 16, 2020, The Carroll News published an article about the termination of two tenured professors at JCU. Since this piece, John Carroll faced a myriad of challenges from conducting a semester fully...
I will be honest, I love attention. Like people who are addicted to caffeine or other stimulants, affection and admiration are a drug to me. My name sounds like a melody coming from another person’s...
The Walter Stinson Community Park was filled with more than 2,500 people for the annual University Heights Fall Festival on Oct. 10. More than 50 vendors filled the space; some were candidates for local...
