“It’s the 50th anniversary of John Carroll admitting women full-time, making it a co-educational institution,” said Doan Winkle, chair of entrepreneurship and director of the Muldoon Center for Entrepreneurship.
John...
I have often seen science fiction characters transcend dimensional constraints. The characters will typically escape to either a utopia or a desolate landscape, each holding an alternate version of the...
Students all over John Carroll’s campus excitedly read the news on Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 29, that classes were cancelled for the following day. Although relieved to have a day off of classes, many...
“Television won’t be able to hold onto any market it captures after the first six months. People will soon get tired of staring at a plywood box every night,” stated Darryl Zanuck, a 20th Century...
Paul Chappell did not begin his life as an agent of peace. That part of him did not step forward until he was an adult, until he had experienced true destructive thoughts and found the strength to not...
Editor’s note: During the Fall 2018 semester, The Carroll News was alerted that adjunct professors wanted a public voice to address grievances they have with the University. There will be a weekly installment...
“I’m going to lose my cool factor and come off as very geeky if I talk about my coolest experience,” laughed visiting communication professor William Weaver as he reflected on his film career in...
The Tim Russert Department of Communication and Theatre kicked off its spring semester with its Russert Speaker Series featuring Mike Scanlan, the new JCU executive director of strategic communications,...
My mom never stops moving. Whether it be selling pull-cards at our church’s bingo or taking calls at the fish fry, she is always involved, always on her feet and always working toward something.
So,...
Lara Kollab, a 2013 John Carroll University graduate, was recently fired from her job at the Cleveland Clinic as a direct result of her social media posts negatively targeting Jewish patients.
Kollab,...
Samaria Rice, mother of Tamir Rice, a 12-year-old boy who was fatally shot by police on the mistaken assumption that he was carrying a real gun, came to speak to John Carroll University students, staff...
“For those of you starting your term, I hope that you keep that passion for bettering the student body and the John Carroll community for the entire time you are in these positions,” said Jacob Schupp...
