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The Carroll News

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Since 1925
The news that keeps us Onward On!

The Carroll News

The news that keeps us Onward On!

The Carroll News

The picture features a fittingly dysfunctional cast and crew of “The Complete Works of Shakespeare (abridged) [revised].”
"Alas!": student-run plays return to John Carroll
Grace Sherban, Managing Editor • Apr 26, 2024
The Boston Celtics are predicated to perform well in the NBA playoffs after securing the Eastern Conference title in the regular season.
NBA playoffs feature underdog victories and narrow triumphs
Grant Sarnowski, Professional Sports Beat Reporter • Apr 25, 2024
The Cavs have already exceeded playoff expectations, so the squad looks to continue their winning trend.
Cavs show promising performances in opening playoff games
Bradley Lyons, Cleveland Browns Beat Reporter • Apr 25, 2024
Prism, mirroring the “Dark Side of the Moon” album cover
Where's Walsh? On the dark side of the Moon
Michael Walsh, The Carroll News • Apr 12, 2024
For access to more police reports, visit the University Heights Police Blotter
University Heights March police blotter
Amelia Marlow, Campus Culture Beat Reporter • Apr 12, 2024
Editor-in-Chief, Laken Kincaid, reflects on their thoughts from the past week.
Keeping up with Kincaid: what are the columns that will never be written?
Laken Kincaid, Editor-in-Chief • Apr 26, 2024
Brian Keim tries to appreciate the beauty in his life that cant be captured in works of fiction.
Keim Time: sweeter than fiction
Brian Keim, Opinion Editor • Apr 26, 2024
Anna Maxwell read Leigh Bardugos Ninth House over winter break and plans to read more in the summer.
Anna's Adventures: I'm getting back into reading
Anna Maxwell, Arts and Life Editor • Apr 25, 2024
The Beyond the Quad Podcast is here to help you live a happy, healthy, and fulfilled life!
[PODCAST] BTQ #8: Discovering your talents and gifts, and overcoming obstacles with Fr. Maurice Emelu
Tate Farinacci and Evan Richwalsky Apr 25, 2024
Olivia Buckel shares her experience listening to Irish poet Pádraig Ó Tuama in Donahue Auditorium.
Pádraig Ó Tuama and the power of language
Olivia Buckel, Media Beat Reporter • Apr 18, 2024
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