This week, John Carroll returned to in-person classes after almost a year of remote learning. At first, I was elated to come back to campus because I could spend time with friends and finally see campus...

I grew up in a large family. My grandparents had 16 children with five sets of twins (yes, seriously). Needless to say, the Scully family is still well-known for their quantity of kids and grandkids. I...

Matthew Meyer, a junior at John Carroll and the president-elect of Student Government, said that the anxiety he feels in exams is dependent on what mode of LockDown Browser professors choose. “I’ve...

This has been the longest, most draining semester of my life. Looming finals have ignited excitement for its end but also a variety of negative emotions, such as anxiety, angst and overwhelming stress....

David LaGuardia, a professor of English, spoke on Wednesday, Dec. 2 to a Zoom audience of 300 guests as part of the Last Lecture series. This was especially fitting because LaGuardia plans to retire at...

“I saw this mob of people in front of the fence and then on the steps of the student center. I just saw two people from LASA, and they were yelling at people on the other side of the fence.  I walked...

The Academic Success Center offered one-on-one meetings with an academic success coach: either Ed Mish or Lisa Ramsey for those majoring within the College of Arts and Sciences in a recent email sent to...

Class of 2022 Senators Aiden Keenan (President) Sean Butler Sean Padden Brendan Schnoor Thomas Keane   Class of 2023 Senators Maria Coughlin (President) Maggie Paul Grace Kilfoyle Nick...

If you’re like me, you’re struggling to stay afloat these days. This year has been crazy, believe me, I know. However, those external circumstances aren’t the only thing stressing me out. Figuring...

Former CSI Agent and current John Carroll Prof. Dan Winterch, J.D. taught students about investigating crime scenes and criminal contamination at a virtual event on Nov. 12 hosted by Ohio Innocence Project...

Pluto is small and desolate. It’s not something we earthlings consider too often unless employed by NASA or involved in an astronomy club of some sort. It is cold and lifeless, but it is also mysterious....