Social Justice League

The Social Justice League stands as the newest organization to join the Carroll University community. The relatively new organization was started by Maggie Heffernan who currently serves as the president of the organization.

Org Spotlight: Century Magazine

On the third floor of MacAllister Hall, the shelves are filled with The Century Magazines. The most recent issue was published in 2010, yet the oldest ones go back to the 1970s. The tradition remains unbroken as, per tradition, The Century is calling for submissions for this academic year.

Org Spotlight: Harry Potter Club

Recognizing a popular interest in both the book and movie phenomenon among Carroll University students, junior Amy Williams started the Harry Potter Club two years ago.

Carroll Players

Carroll University’s theatre organization, The Carroll Players, is looking to instill an attitude of ‘work and play’ in its members for the 2010-2011 year.

Latin American Student Organization

At Carroll University, the Latin American Student Organization has been a strong part of the Carroll community. This year, the organization is planning to sponsor many events at Carroll.

Circle K

Circle K is an international collegiate service organization that promotes fellowship, leadership and service. A branch of the Kiwanis Family, which includes Kiwanis, Circle K, Key Club, Builders Club, K-Kids, and Aktion Club, new members fill out a simple registration form and pay annual dues.

Student Senate elected

As the semester winds down, Student Senate finishes a successful year looks onward to 2010-2011.

Communication Club

After an uneventful year last year, Communication Club has become more active than ever during the 2009-2010 academic year.

Curling Club

With the popularity the sport gained from the 2010 Winter Olympics, Carroll University’s Curling Club is looking to expand their membership. Curling consists of 2 teams of 4 who compete by sliding 8 rocks. They alternate turns, and at each round slide 2 stones. Scoring is simple; each stone closest to the center receives a point, and the team with the most points wins.

Anime Club

If watching cartoons on a Saturday morning sounds relax­ing, imagine watching them on a Wednesday night after a long day of schoolwork.

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