Your Daily Dose of Black History: Carrie P. Meek
Tallahassee’s Carrie P. Meek is a political trailblazer of Florida politics. Meek is the first Black woman to be elected to the state’s Senate, and the first Black woman elected official to represent Florida in the U.S. House of Representatives since Reconstruction.
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Events Today
- Shades of Beauty Night this Thursday!
- Fiction Reading
- Student Alumni Networking Event
- Come join the Boot Scootin Blue Streaks! COOKIES AND SNACKS PROVIDED.
- Staff Council Lunch & Trivia on Thursday
- Retirement Celebration for Peggy Finucane and Bob Noll
- Well-Being Wednesday, Live Webinar, "Understanding Anxiety: A Comprehensive Overview", Thursday, April 25, 2024, 12:00 p.m. - 12:45 p.m. EST
JCU News
- John Carroll University Appoints New Vice President for Finance and Administration
- John Carroll Named to The Princeton Review’s “Best in the Midwest” List
- London Fletcher to be Honored at John Carroll-Mount Union Football Game
- John Carroll University Begins Year-Long Celebration Of 100 Years of Collegiate Athletics
- Skylight Financial Group Named the 2019 Boler Partner of the Year
JCU Sports
- Women's Lacrosse Tripped Up in Regular Season Finale
- Men's Lacrosse Holds off Purple Raiders in 2OT to Retain #1 Seed in OAC Tourney
- Softball Loses Pair at Berg in Hard-Fought Contests
- Men's Tennis Buries Yellow Jackets in Home Rivalry Victory
- Forrest Campbell Becomes JCU Swimming & Diving's First Repeat Academic All-America®
