A City With No Future
Anmol Nigam, Photography Editor
September 16, 2016
Filed under Cleveland Catch Up, News, Top Stories
On the border of University Circle was once was a thriving city. Now, the City of East Cleveland is struggling to breathe. A drive down what was formerly known as “Millionaires’ Row” once brought images of elegance and wealth. Today, it is a portrait of decay and neglect. Right by the East Clev...
Cleveland Catch up
Celia Wan, News Editor
September 9, 2016
Filed under Cleveland Catch Up, News
Wednesday Night Power Outage at John Carroll University According to cleveland.com, more than 500 John Carroll University students spent a sleepless night this past Wednesday due to a power failure of their residence halls. These students were settled at the school’s student center, where power...
Green Party Presidential Candidate Jill Stein continues her campaign trail in Cleveland
Jasmine Gallup, Staff Reporter
September 2, 2016
Filed under Cleveland Catch Up, News
As voter satisfaction with both the Democratic and Republican nominees for President plummets to its lowest point in two decades, Ohioans may be interested to know that the Green Party’s Dr. Jill Stein will be continuing her grassroots campaign for the presidency this Friday, Sept. 2, at 6 p.m., in ...
Grief at a distance
Aquene Kimmel, Staff Reporter
August 19, 2016
Filed under Cleveland Catch Up, News, Top Stories
Two weeks after the most fatal mass shooting in American history, I started crying in the middle of an interview, sitting at a table across from the Einstein’s in the University Hospitals (UH) atrium. For the rest of this eventful summer, no other news story hit me as hard as the shooting at Pulse n...
Cleveland remains insecure about RNC security
Aquene Kimmel, News Editor
April 8, 2016
Filed under Cleveland Catch Up, News
The 2016 Republican National Convention is just months away, and many different offices, businesses and individuals are busy gearing up. Cleveland remains insecure about event security Cleveland Police Union President Steve Loomis recently told Cleveland.com that he is “very, very concerned” about how be...
Two boys’ hoverboards stolen in Akron
Aquene Kimmel, News Editor
March 18, 2016
Filed under Cleveland Catch Up, News
Two boys’ hoverboards stolen in Akron Over this past weekend, two boys aged nine and 12 had their hoverboards stolen while they were outside playing with them. The first robbery occurred on Friday, March 11, around 3:30 p.m. A teen (around 17 years old) approached the 12-year-old and demanded...
Megabus eliminates some services in Cleveland
Anne Nickoloff, Director of Print
February 5, 2016
Filed under Cleveland Catch Up, News
Megabus eliminates some services in Cleveland As a result of low gas prices, Megabus has cut services which offered rides from Cleveland to Columbus and Cincinnati. In an interview with cleveland.com, Sean Hughes, the director of corporate affairs for Megabus North America, said, "It wasn't perform...
Cleveland Catch-Up: Burglaries, the RNC and Progressive Field
Adithi Iyengar, Copy Editor
January 29, 2016
Filed under Cleveland Catch Up, News
Teens arrested after burglaries Three teen boys were arrested after a University Heights woman walked in on them burglarizing her home. Police report that the teens were also suspected in two other burglaries. In one them, a woman caught the burglars and was able to chase one teen down. He begged...
Cleveland’s millennial population multiplies
Anne Nickoloff, Director of Print
January 22, 2016
Filed under Cleveland Catch Up, News
Cleveland’s millennial population multiplies According to a new study by the Cleveland Foundation, the millennial population in Cleveland, and in its surrounding suburbs, has increased substantially during the ‘fifth migration,’ also known as the re-urbanization of metro areas that has happene...
Family killed in house explosion
Aquene Kimmel, News Editor
January 15, 2016
Filed under Cleveland Catch Up, News
Family killed in house explosion A home in Northfield Center, Ohio, was aflame when firefighters arrived around 8:30 p.m. on Jan. 11, responding to reports of a gas explosion. A neighbor living across the street said the explosion was large enough to shake her house, according to reports from Fox 8. Due to the large fire still going on, they were not able to immediately ent...