January 30, 2020
Sophia Maltese, Managing Editor
January 30, 2020
In my Professional Communication class, we discussed the qualities of famously loved and effective leaders, one of which was high self-esteem. Typically, leaders are comfortable with themselves and their decisions. They know where...
January 30, 2020
Kathleen Mackey, Editor-in-Chief
January 30, 2020
As I often do when I find myself in a column-idea drought, I perused the web this week to see what opinions were floating around the internet. In doing so, I found an opinion piece from Time Magazine published in 2014.
I was immediately intrigued by the headline:...
Josie Schuman, Op/Ed Editor
January 23, 2020
What is social justice? It’s an elusive concept, a buzzword at JCU and something the Jesuits seem to love. But, what exactly is it? Throughout my high school and college Jesuit education, I have taken numerous classes dedica...
Kathleen Mackey, Editor-in-Chief
January 23, 2020
I’ve always gone back and forth about New Year’s resolutions. I’m all about embracing a fresh start to better myself and focus on areas of my life that could use improvement.
But, like many wishful thinkers, I often forget...
Sophia Maltese, Managing Editor
January 23, 2020
Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar reaching the Democratic debate stage is no small feat. For years, women have been underrepresented in politics. According to The New York Times, women comprise only 25% of America’s city councils,...
Editorial Staff
January 23, 2020
In the midst of the current environmental crisis, several communities have been making strides in reducing plastic bag waste. Cuyahoga County has been a pioneer in the state of Ohio with its single-use plastic bag ban. According...
December 12, 2019
As we study for finals and look forward to a fresh semester, we wanted to share our spring print schedule.
We try to release a print issue bi-weekly. However, our schedule often conflicts with breaks in the academic calendar.
Be ...
Josie Schuman, Op/Ed Editor
December 12, 2019
Saying goodbye was more difficult than I anticipated. We stood at the entrance to airport security. Naturally my mom was fine, but my dad’s eyes were welling up with tears. My younger sister and I did the whole “We love each...
Sophia Maltese, Managing Editor
December 12, 2019
Former First Lady Michelle Obama is the only Democrat that can beat President Donald Trump. Besides her obvious experience with, or next to, the presidency, she has a command of public attention, would likely be able to raise...
Maria Kesic, Guest Columnist
December 12, 2019
If laughter is medicine, Marwa Helal’s poems are some strong antibiotics.
John Carroll’s English and Peace, Justice, and Human Rights Departments co-hosted the Egyptian-born, American-raised poet Marwa Helal on Monday...
