Since the beginning of summer, the U.S. has faced socio-political hardship after protests and riots broke out across the nation. People are taking action and demanding change. While this may take time...
For a legacy student — that is, someone with a family member who attended John Carroll before them — stepping on John Carroll’s campus for the first time is especially significant. They can envision...
The John Carroll community had a COVID-19 scare when Rev. Tom Pipp, S.J., the rector of the Jesuit community at Schell House, showed symptoms of the virus and got tested. The COVID-19 Task Force, led by...
A petition started and signed by John Carroll University students has led to faculty and administrators taking action, resulting in new rules for pass/fail grading that are expected to be announced by...
As John Carroll adjusts to remote learning for the remainder of spring semester, students involved in the Campus Ministry department have also transitioned to virtual platforms to foster spiritual development.
The...
The Carroll News elected former Managing Editor Sophia Maltese as the Editor-in-Chief for the 2020-2021 school year on March 20, 2020.
Maltese has worked at The Carroll News since the beginning of...
Last week, as we hit the most hectic part of the semester, everyone’s world was turned upside down by an email sent by President Michael Johnson on March 10. Johnson alerted students, faculty and staff...
This past weekend, senior Jack Connelly brought his imaginative ideas to the stage with the production of his original one act play, “Jesuspalooza.”
Connelly is studying creative writing at John...
As a Jesuit institution, John Carroll aims to be inclusive and caring. Student Accessibility Services on campus has the same goal — to ensure a safe, welcoming environment for all.
Matthew Loughran...
The City of University Heights revised its noise ordinances Feb. 21, making it easier for police officers to cite individuals for “disturbing the peace.”
As stated in chapter 648.11 of the University...
“Remember that theatre is magic and magic is theatre, and blessed are we who create that magic.” The cast and crew repeated these words before every show at my high school. I recall circling up before...
Hollie Strano, weathercaster and journalist for WKYC-TV, smoothed down the front of her bright pink dress in the dim lighting of the Dolan Reading Room. The space was filled with students chattering excitedly....
