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Latest Opinion
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
Brian Keim poses with ticket stub he printed out from the web for "The Wild Robot."
"The Wild Robot" is the most beautiful movie of 2024
Brian Keim, Campus Editor • Oct 17, 2024
Grace Sherban argues that movies are the better storytelling medium.
Head to Head: movies are the better storytelling medium
Grace Sherban, Editor-In-Chief • Oct 11, 2024
Bella Congelio argues that books are the better storytelling medium.
Head to Head: books are the better storytelling medium
Bella Congelio, Opinion Editor • Oct 11, 2024
Guest Columns
Which is the better pant option for school: sweatpants or jeans?
All I see are sweatpants
Sam Lamparyk, The Carroll News • Sep 27, 2024
Madelyn Carruth shares a picture from her life back in Texas.
The culture shocks of Ohio
Madelyn Carruth, The Carroll News • Sep 27, 2024
Amelia Marlow explains why she is not pursuing a music degree after playing the clarinet for 11 years.
A musician not pursuing a music degree
Amelia Marlow, Campus Beat Reporter • Aug 30, 2024
Lit candle
The death of creativity
John Peters, The Carroll News • Feb 1, 2024
Editor Columns
Where's Walsh? Here at the Sphere
Where's Walsh? Here at the Sphere
Michael Walsh, Community Editor • Oct 9, 2024
A younger Brian Keim celebrates his love for the spooky season by dressing up as Charlie Brown
Keim Time: the spookiest time of year
Brian Keim, Campus Editor • Oct 4, 2024
Even in bad weather, Anna Maxwell is afraid to say "no" to hanging out.
Anna's Adventures: learning how to say "no"
Anna Maxwell, Arts and Life Editor • Sep 27, 2024
Scenic views offer a perfect opportunity to take a minute to breathe and find balance.
Bella’s Beat: A balancing act
Bella Congelio, Opinion Editor • Sep 27, 2024
As Brian Keim reflects on his experiences dealing with youngsters, memories of his own childhood come to light.
Keim Time: the kids are (sometimes) alright
Brian Keim, Campus Editor • Sep 27, 2024
Grace Sherban displays a few of her favorite nonfiction books.
Gabbing with Grace: the nuances of nonfiction
Grace Sherban, Editor-In-Chief • Sep 20, 2024
Head to Heads
Anna Maxwell argues that Moe's is a superior restaurant to Chipotle.
Head-to-Head: Moe's is better than Chipotle
Anna Maxwell, Arts and Life Editor • May 3, 2024
Abbey Baron argues that Chipotle is a superior restaurant to Moe's.
Head-to-Head: Chipotle is better than Moe's
Abbey Baron, The Carroll News • May 3, 2024
Netflix and Disney Plus are two juggernauts of the modern streaming industry, but which one provides better original content?
Head-to-Head: Disney Plus has the best original content
Anna Maxwell, Arts and Life Editor • Mar 29, 2024
Netflix and Disney Plus are two juggernauts of the modern streaming industry, but which one provides better original content?
Head-to-Head: Netflix has the best original content
Brian Keim, Opinion Editor • Mar 29, 2024
Staff Editorials
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
Lawmakers evacuate the floor as protesters try to break into the House Chamber at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021, in Washington.
Editorial: A dark hour for American democracy
Editoral Staff • Jan 9, 2021
Letters to/from the Editor
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
The new editor-in-chief of The Carroll News
Nick Sack selected editor-in-chief of The Carroll News
The Carroll News • May 5, 2022