John Carroll University

John Carroll University is pleased to announce the following students who graduated during the May 21, 2017 commencement ceremony.

In the 2016-17 academic year, 235 John Carroll University student athletes achieved a cumulative grade point average of 3.25 or higher.

Two John Carroll University students reached the finals of the Medical Capital Innovation Competition held at the Global Center for Health Innovation.

Mary Frances McGowan has been named recipient of 2017 NBC / JCU "Meet the Press" Fellowship. McGowan will gain experience in the research and production of the weekly political talk show under the direction of the program's executive producer.

Ricardo Caraballo has been named a recipient of the prestigious Fulbright Fellowship, which will allow him to study in Japan.

John Carroll University junior, Kathleen (Katie) English, is a winner of the 2017 Charles J. Ping Service Award by Ohio Campus Compact.

Twenty John Carroll University students traveled to Sicily and Rome as part of the course, "Literary Parks: The Mosaic of Sicily."

Zachary Thomas, a John Carroll junior, has been named a recipient of the prestigious Newman Civic Fellowship.

John Carroll University students partner with ministries and community organizations in Florida, Kentucky, and South Dakota to raise awareness about social justice.

A group of John Carroll University students recently spent their Winter Break in Jamaica, Nicaragua, and in places near U.S./Mexico border addessing issues of social justice.

John Carroll University students earn a spot on the Dean's List.

The Ohio Athletic Conference has honored 21 John Carroll University fall student-athletes with Academic All-OAC distinction for their efforts in the classroom and on their respective fields of play.

Representatives of the award-winning campus newspaper, The Carroll News, were selected for the distinguished honor of visiting NBC's Washington, D.C. studios to watch a live broadcast of "Meet the Press," hosted by Chuck Todd.

Students enrolled in John Carroll University's Entrepeneurship Minor program win 1st place in competition.

John Carroll University's Panhellenic Council is among 39 College Panehellenic Associations recognized for achievement by the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC).

John Carroll University highlights students named to the Dean's List for Spring 2016.

John Carroll University celebrated 2016 Commencement on Sunday, May 22. Approximately 650 undergraduate and 200 graduate degrees were awarded.

A group of 13 John Carroll students are winners of recent Model Arab League competitions. Similar to the Model United Nations program, Model Arab League (MAL) is a debate simulation based on the League of Arab States that provides students with the opportunity to learn about the politics and history of the Arab world, diplomacy, and public speech. It is sponsored by the National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations.

Madeline Smanik has been named the 2016 NBC / John Carroll University "Meet the Press" Fellowship recipient. Smanik will graduate from John Carroll on May 22.

JCU students spend spring break studying Greek archeology.

John Carroll University students travel to Florida, Jamaica, and Kentucky to make a difference in struggling communities.

A group of John Carroll University students spent their spring break in Paris and Italy. This trip was highlighted with a Proclamation of Solidarity presentation.

Several students enrolled in John Carroll University's French Studies program have earned a prestigious French business diploma.

John Carroll students receive academic recognition.

John Carroll University class travels to El Salvador to promote social justice.

Larissa Stefaniuk, an East Asian Studies major, is a recipient of prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship.

John Carroll University's women's lacrosse program has been recognized for academic achievement.

The newly established Hal '81 and Diane Hawk and Carl Hughes '79 World Food Programme Fellowship allows JCU students to work for two months at United Nations offices. Two students are assigned to the U.S. Relations Office in Washington, D.C., and two will be at the WFP's headquarters in Rome.

John Carroll undergraduates highlighted for earning a place on the Dean's List.