Loquitur

Recent attacks on U.S. diplomatic missions throughout the Middle East could signal the end of clashes between Arab Muslims and the western world – or herald many more conflicts to come, according to a Catholic Relief Services expert on the region.

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Cabrini College Communication Department seniors created a website based on interviews conducted with young people and others involved in the Arab Awakening.

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  Republican candidates debate before primary Mitt Romney, former governor of Massachusetts and Republican presidential candidate, went up against fellow front-runner  Newt Gingrich in the final debate before the Florida primary. Trying to get on the offensive against his fellow candidates, Romney used the audience applause to benefit his debate performance. Among the highlights of the night, [...]

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Since the end of January, the attention of millions of people has been on the Middle East and it’s pro-democracy demonstrations. For Dr. Jo Saba, psychology professor at Eastern University, the civil unrest hits close to home. Saba came to the U.S. from Egypt when he was 18 to further his education. His family and [...]

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This episode of LOQation features a new ECG program called “Our Interconnected Hemisphere” that is geared toward mentoring Spanish-speaking students in Norristown. It also features a special interview with Coah Marcus Kahn after the “Battle of Eagle Road” game that gave the Cavs a victory. Danielle McLaughlin visits a local Chinese restaurant that was ranked [...]

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