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Fr. John B. Neustich, S.J., is appointed President of St. Ignatius College, what would later become John Carroll University
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Construction begins on a two-story frame of the original classroom building of the College and later as the gymnasium
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St. Ignatius College opens with 76 students in the first class.
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The southewestern wing of the permanent building is completed.
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A new gymnasium is built on Carroll Avenue, and the original building is torn down.
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John Carroll joins the collegiate football leagues, and now has a football team.
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60 acres in Idlewood Village, (now Univerity Heights), are purchased for the present day campus.
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The College is renamed John Carroll University after the first American Bishop.
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Pledges in the amount of $2,541,382 are secured to build a new campus on 45 acres of John Carroll's land.
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Construction on the new campus begins.
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The great depression hits Cleveland hard and many investors put their contributions on hold, causing construction on the campus to be suspended
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Construction on the new campus is able to resume.
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The student's residence hall is ready.
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Campus closes due to the war, and the Navy ises campus to conduct its V-12 program until 1945.
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The temporary gymnasium is used as the School of Business
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Pacelli hall is constructed, followed by Dolan hall in 1955, a new gymnasium in 1957 and a student activities building in 1959.
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John Carroll launches this program to expand academic, recreational and residential facilities.
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A million-dollar donation is received courtesy of Cleveland industrialist James A. Bohannon, and construction of the Bohannon Science Center Begins.
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Women are permitted to become on-campus residents.
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South Hall is built, which is later renamed Miller Hall.
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The Mellon Foundation of Cleveland gives a $2.1 million grant to finance the School of Business.
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Hamlin Hall, Bruening Hall, Nathan Dauby Plasa and the renovation of the School of Business are all completed. Also, Schott Hall is completed, which accommodates several hundred people at a time for dining.
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The T.P. O'Malley, S.J. Center for Communications and Language Arts is completed.
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Money to fund the addition of major building facilities is secured.
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Charles and Helen Dolan pledge $20 million toward the construction of the new science and technology center.
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Athletic facilities are renovated including construction on the new John Shula Stadium.
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