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Latest Opinion
After many articles and hours put into The Carroll News, Bella Congelio graduates from JCU.
Bella’s Beat: Goodbye, TCN!
Bella Congelio, Opinion Editor • May 19, 2026
Editor-in-Chief Brian Keim is honored to have served on The Carroll News for the past four years.
Keim Time: did I do a good job?
Brian Keim, Editor-in-Chief • May 15, 2026
Jacob Meyers drives a golf cart around John Carroll University's campus.
The unexpected pleasures of golf-cart driving on campus
Jacob Meyers, Campus Editor • May 4, 2026
Maxwell Niswander argues in favor of generative AI in this Head-to-Head.
Head-to-Head: Pro-generative AI
Maxwell Niswander, Guest Columnist • Apr 17, 2026
Guest Columns
The JCU community gathers every Wednesday for reflection and bonding time, often surrounded by activities, music and food.
The secrets behind the Tower Time recording of the JCU Alma Mater
Amelia Marlow, Campus Section Beat Reporter • Oct 19, 2025
When is it time to start decorating for the holiday season?
How early is too early for Christmas camaraderie?
Madelyn Carruth, The Carroll News • Nov 22, 2024
Signs of the autumn season are visible all over campus.
Autumnal activities to do before the season ends
Maddie Garwood, The Carroll News • Oct 25, 2024
Which is the better pant option for school: sweatpants or jeans?
All I see are sweatpants
Sam Lamparyk, The Carroll News • Sep 27, 2024
Editor Columns
Oliver (top) and Rex (bottom) spend some quality time together resting in the bed of their somewhat distant pal Brian.
Furry friends of TCN
The Carroll News Editorial Board • May 8, 2025
Michael Walsh reflects on his time with The Carroll News.
Senior Spotlight: Michael Walsh, Community Editor
Michael Walsh, Community Editor • May 2, 2025
Michael Patterson reflects on his journey at John Carroll University.
Sports Editor Michael Patterson reflects on his JCU journey
Michael Patterson, Sports Editor • May 2, 2025
Grace Sherban edits the first print edition of The Carroll News since 2020.
Gabbing with Grace: “You’ve Got a Friend”
Grace Sherban, Editor-In-Chief • May 2, 2025
A street in Rome lined with many shops and restaurants.
Bella’s Beat: reflections on my spring break spent in Italy
Bella Congelio, Opinion Editor • Mar 14, 2025
Anna and Abbey smile for a picture while on their trip.
Anna’s Adventures: learning how to relax and unwind
Anna Maxwell, Arts and Life Editor • Mar 14, 2025
Head to Heads
Maxwell Niswander argues in favor of generative AI in this Head-to-Head.
Head-to-Head: Anti-generative AI
Brian Keim, Editor-In-Chief • Apr 17, 2026
Two members of TCN finally settle the debate of whether or not pumpkin spice is overrated.
Head-to-Head: Pumpkin spice is not overrated
Bella Congelio, Opinion Editor • Sep 26, 2025
Reporters debate which film was better among Marvel's two team-up films released this past summer.
Head to Head: “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” is better than “Thunderbolts*”
Delaney Dalman, Staff Reporter • Sep 18, 2025
Reporters debate which film was better among Marvel's two team-up films released this past summer.
Head to Head: “Thunderbolts*” is better than “The Fantastic Four: First Steps”
Ruddy Pascall, Staff Reporter • Sep 18, 2025
Staff Editorials
Current editors read past editions of The Carroll News to prepare for its return to print.
Why student journalism matters
The Carroll News Editorial Board • Oct 18, 2024
Civic respect is the missing piece in today's polarized democracy
From where I stand: Americans lack civic respect
Tate Farinacci, Managing Editor • Sep 11, 2024
Managing Editor, Laken Kincaid, examines their summer break and how it impacted their future
Keeping up with Kincaid: What happened this summer?
Laken Kincaid, Managing Editor • Sep 16, 2022
People wait in a line to board a train leaving for Lviv in Ukraine at the train station in Przemysl, Poland, Monday, March 14, 2022. While tens of thousands of people have fled Ukraine every day since Russia's invasion, a small but growing number are heading in the other direction. At first they were foreign volunteers, Ukrainian expatriate men heading to fight and people delivering aid. But increasingly, women are also heading back.
Editorial: The United States Must Accept More Ukrainian Refugees
Editorial Staff • Mar 23, 2022
Letters to/from the Editor
Sports Information Director Joe Ginley responds to the article "Why student journalism matters"
Letter to the Editor: In support of student journalism
Joe Ginley, Guest Columnist • Nov 1, 2024
John Carroll students raise concerns regarding Boler's proposed trip to Israel.
Letter to the Editor: Why BOLER’s Trip to Israel is, in fact, political.
Members of the Students for Justice in Palestine, Guest Columnist • May 4, 2023
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Food for thought
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Food for thought
Danielle Baffa, TJ Lindstrom, and Natalie Soliman • May 3, 2023
Welcome back to Carroll! How can we engage with each other this year?
Letter from the Editor: Is this thing on?
Nick Sack, Editor-in-Chief • Oct 7, 2022