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Andrew Rafferty
Full house means big changes in JCU housing
This year, 27 students who intended to live on campus were placed into John Carroll University-owned apartments.
City or Country?
Four JCU students sound off on their hometowns and how they have adapted to Cleveland...You're Wrong, I'm Rafferty: Redefining the student newspaper
It’s taken them 27 years, but MTV has finally given its viewers what they have been demanding. They have finally given us “The Paper,” ...CN wins, again
The Carroll News received seven national awards from the Society for Collegiate Journalists, on top of the two received last week from the Society for Professional Journalists....Freedom of speech or just offensive?
The anticipated arrival of Minuteman Chris Simcox has divided the campus. Controversy over the issue of border control and the Minutemen’s border enforcement tactics has resulted in much debate....
JCU welcomes new Day
John Carroll University selected John Day as the new academic vice president. Day currently serves as vice president of academic affairs and dean at Roanoke College in Salem, Va. ...Students with disabilities forum
In the garden level of the Administration Building is the Services for Students with Disabilities office. Students may claim to have heard of the office, but few know what it does or who it helps....
JCU’s World View provides a new outlook
The first edition of World View made its campus debut earlier this month, featuring stories, memoirs and pictures collected by John Carroll students in an effort to challenge readers’ view of the world in which we live. ...
Olympic president criticizes China: Human rights, oppressive government and environment are hot button issues
The president of the International Olympics committee, Jacques Rogge, recently said that the committee was aware of the situation in China and there was an agreement to clean up their record in respect to human rights in order to get to host the 2008 Olympics, according to the Associated Press. ...Author info
Andrew Rafferty