Loquitur

The Catholic Relief Services ambassadors held the Food Fast Retreat because they wanted to bring awareness of the many people in the United States and globally who suffer from food insecurity.

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For an entire day of work and class, red duck tape stayed strapped across the mouths of the students, throughout the United States, who proved the impact of what being silent can do to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender GBT community and their allies as they challenge the campus to speak up.

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The Real Housewives of New Jersey’s season 4 kicked off with enough drama to fill the city limits.

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Poor body image, increasing eating disorders and the need to look like models on television are increasing in today’s society.

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During spring break, 20 students and three faculty members traveled to Ireland to view the historical landmarks of the The Emerald Isle. Dr. Mary Harris, economics and finance department chair and associate professor, and Dr. Erin McLauglin, assistant professor of business administration, have been planning this tour for two years.  They wanted to take students [...]

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On June 1, 2011 Angela Donato, graduate assistant in Enrollment Management office, and her family got a heart wrenching call that would change their life forever. Her sister Toni Donato-Bolis who was nine months pregnant was in a fatal car accident a mile from their home in Washington Township, NJ. The driver that hit her [...]

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George Zimmerman will be charged with second degree murder for the killing of Trayvon Martin. The Florida special prosecutor announced this news earlier today. His attorneys told the public he would plead not guility. This comes days after Zimmerman lawyers quit the case.

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Through a series of unknown events, eight students and two faculty member found themselves in New Orleans, La. helping to rebuild a home for someone who lost everything during Hurricane Katrina. “We were meant to go to New Orleans because we were originally supposed to go to Gallop and last spring I was in touch [...]

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As a part of the newly implemented Presidents Intitivate for Mission Immigration set forth by President George, 11 Cabrini College faculty members visited New Orleans to help build homes and view the lives of people from New Orleans six years after Katrina.

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Each year during the winter holiday students and faculty travel to Duran, Ecuador for the Rostro de Cristo Experience.

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There are 35 million orphans and vulnerable children living in the world. During Spirit Week, awareness was raised about the circumstances these children and young adults face.

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Loquitur is here to help you guide through the mall on budget.

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Cabrini is now one of five current colleges across the United States to dramatically reduce the price of tuition rates. The Board of Trustees of Cabrini College has authorized a 12.5 percent reduction in undergraduate tuition and fees, effective fall 2012. This announcement, made on Thursday, Nov. 10, will have a major impact on the [...]

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In light of the haunted legend of the campus, CAP Board developed “Freak Week,” this annual week of events during Halloween is based on the history of Cabrini and Halloween.

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The Philadelphia Youth Poetry Movement was founded as an outlet for young adults to build character and develop individual identity through spoken word poetry.

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Jordan Burnham speaks to students and young adults about the mental health issues that college students and young adults may face, he also inspires young adults to talk about a topic which many people would like to keep hidden, depression.

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Family weekend kicked off on Friday, Sept. 23

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The Loquitur would like to give students and faculty on campus a chance to express where they were and how the events of September 11 affected them.

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First-year students experienced many exciting events during orientation

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For the third consecutive year, a group of new students were allowed to move in earlier than their peers and participate in a pre-orientation program by the Wolfington Center that focuses on service, spirituality and solidarity,  better known as S3. “It’s a two-day long pre-orientation experience for incoming first-year students that allows them to jump [...]

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Small Town Trio began by three talented musicians placed next door to each other in Dixon House in early 2010.  It has now expanded into a unique band performing at campus events.  The band consists of members Stefano, rhythm guitarist, Ricky, vocals and guitarist and Dave, cajon, which is a box that sounds like a snare [...]

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Four Cabrini students worked to build a business for young people living at the Cabrini home for orphans and vulnerable children in Swaziland.

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For students enrolled in morning classes, an 8:15 class usually requires the student on campus to wake up around 7:45. The student driving to campus wakes up around 7. Phil and Mikal Brisbon, public transportation commuters, wake up at 5 in order to make it to their 8:15 class on time. “There have been days [...]

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When I first heard about the DREAM Act and undocumented youth in America I really thought nothing of it.

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Apple sold close to one million electronic tablets in the first weekend of the Ipad 2 release.

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People can fake identities online, there is a high chance of misrepresentation online. The man you think loves dogs and has a compatible profile may be the next craigslist killer.

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