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Biden and Trump previously faced each in 2020, where Biden emerged victorious
How vice presidential picks could reshape 2024's presidential race
Tate Farinacci, World News Editor • Dec 7, 2023
Amidst debate: Ohio State House, the arena for discussions on controversial gender identity legislation
How will HB183 impact John Carroll University?
Laken Kincaid, Editor-in-Chief • Dec 7, 2023
The Dobama Theater, in Cleveland Hts, has supported JCU students and is one of the organizations affected by the CAC tax levy being on hold
Cuyahoga Arts and Culture tax levy campaign on hold
Celie Ostroski, Culture Beat Reporter • Dec 7, 2023
Marcus Aurelius served as Emperor of Rome from 161 to 180 AD.
Tate's Takeaways: My favorite passages from "Meditations" by Marcus Aurelius
Tate Farinacci, World News Editor • Dec 7, 2023
U.S. News
David W. Ferrie, Blue Streak and key figure in JFK assassination conspiracy theories
From campus to controversy: The David W. Ferrie story
Tate Farinacci, World News Editor • Nov 9, 2023
JCU’s new East Asian Student Association brings new cultural diversity to campus and a better understanding of global cultures
New East Asian Student Association brings about cultural awareness
Celie Ostroski, Culture Beat Reporter • Nov 9, 2023
Type 2 Diabetes, a serious chronic illness, has a relatively new medication being produced to treat it.
Diabetes treatment for weight loss raises concerns on bioethics
Cecilia Ostroski, Culture Beat Reporter • Nov 2, 2023
University of Idaho Administration building
Year in review: Idaho murders
Amelia Marlow, Campus Culture Beat Reporter • Oct 26, 2023
World Columns
A journal rests open, revealing reflections; and it is a testament t introspection and growth.
Tate's Takeaways: Journaling
Tate Farinacci, World News Editor • Nov 30, 2023
Morning sunlight breaks through the trees over a path on a misty Summer morning
Tate's Takeaways: Embracing the beauty of an early morning routine
Tate Farinacci, World News Editor • Nov 9, 2023
Seneca: Roman Stoic philosopher, statesman, and playwright; influential in ethics.
Tate's Takeaways: Using wisdom to master the self
Tate Farinacci, World News Editor • Nov 2, 2023
Tates Takeaways: How I came to love cooking
Tate's Takeaways: How I came to love cooking
Tate Farinacci, World News Editor • Oct 26, 2023
Zeno of Citium: Ancient Greek philosopher, founder of Stoicism.
Tate's Takeaways: mastering temperance for a better life
Tate Farinacci, World News Editor • Oct 19, 2023
Marcus Aurelius served as emperor of Rome 161–180 CE and is regarded as the last of the Five Good Emperors of Rome.
Tate's Takeaways: How stoicism is changing my life
Tate Farinacci, World News Editor • Oct 12, 2023
Elections
Activists protest against Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisis visit to France
From Cairo to Cleveland: A Prospective on the 2023 Egyptian Election
Michael Walsh, Global Affairs Beat Reporter • Nov 30, 2023
A voting booth from the Ohio Primary Election
Ohioans vote on abortion in the November 2023 general elections
Amelia Marlow, Campus Culture Beat Reporter • Oct 26, 2023
A simple typewriter, the home of some of the greatest journalists, represents the start of our journey. Apr. 17, 2018
September's summer review - diplomacy and politics
Michael Walsh and Tate Farinacci • Sep 7, 2023
President Joe Biden speaks during the White House Correspondents Association dinner at the Washington Hilton in Washington, Saturday, April 29, 2023. Biden announced his reelection campaign on April 25.
Biden Announces Re-election Campaign for 2024
Tate Farinacci, World News Editor • May 5, 2023
Ohio News
January 2017, Shaker Heights Ohio Police Ford Interceptor Utility
Unfiltered: Shaker Heights' battle for fair policing unraveled
Tate Farinacci and Dr. Katie Frey • Dec 1, 2023
Secretary of State Frank LaRose pulls Ohio out of the ERIC agreement
AUDIO: Ohio leaves ERIC voter data sharing agreement
Evan Richwalsky, Multimedia: Audio and Engagement Editor • Nov 26, 2023
Learn more about recent local efforts to provide books to low-income children.
AUDIO: Cleveland's Kids Book Bank increases access to books for children in need
Sydni Bratthauar, The Carroll News • Nov 15, 2023
South Euclid is one of the numerous municipalities that borders University Heights
Police activity near JCU: South Euclid in October
Amelia Marlow, Campus Culture Beat Reporter • Nov 9, 2023
More World
A typical sign used to designate the opportunity to participate in an election.
Should we institute a lottocracy?
Laken Kincaid, Editor-in-Chief • Dec 1, 2023
Refugees fleeing the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict find shelter, depicting the human toll of a crisis overlooked by mainstream US media
Forgotten battles: Unraveling the absence of Nagorno-Karabakh in U.S. media
Celie Ostroski, Culture Beat Reporter • Nov 30, 2023
Religious ,map of the Eastern Mediterranean, the main area impacted by travel restrictions
Why the state department has travel restrictions
Michael Walsh, Global Affairs Beat Reporter • Nov 17, 2023
Olivia Buckel shares ways for students to support the Palestinian cause.
The Israel-Hamas War: what can college students do to help Palestinians?
Olivia Buckel, Media Beat Reporter • Nov 16, 2023

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