Silent auction raises money for immersion trips
Campus Ministry held their annual silent auction to benefit student service immersion trips to West Virginia, Ecuador, New York, and New Mexico on Nov. 29, 2011 in the Grace Hall Atrium.
Shae McPherson
Articles by Shae McPherson
History Forum welcomes scholars, focuses on U.N.
The History Forum focuses on different themes each year and brings prominent scholars to campus to share their expertise with faculty, staff, students, alumni and visitors.
The current state of Hip-Hop
Each of these artists has utilized musical creativity that has positioned themselves as respected artists within the music industry and has harnessed a vigorous work ethic that will breathe fresh air into the realms of the Hip-Hop movement that will disprove the people claiming that “Hip-Hop is dead.”
History forum to be held in Widener Saturday
Cabrini will be hosting the 14th annual History Forum on Saturday, Nov. 5, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m in the Widener Lecture Hall.… Read More
Washington Center offers unique opportunities
The Washington Center Discussion spoke about opportunities the institute offers. Students attended the discussion to learn about internships, academic seminars and intern abroad programs.
Admissions Counselor traces, roots back to Philadelphia
Lindsey Scott, a 22-year old recent graduate, from Gettysburg College has traced her hometown roots back to Philadelphia to work as an admissions counselor in the Office of Admissions at Cabrini College.
Role of women, civil rights discussed historically
Dr. Bettye Collier-Thomas presented “The Nexus: Women, Religion, Race, and Civil Rights” as the 2011 Jolyon Pitt Girard Distinguished Scholar-in-Residence Lecture on Thursday, Sept. 29 in the historic Woodcrest Mansion.
Taking talents to new places
After spending three years at Cabrini College, Stephanie Reed has become the new director of Student Diversity Initiatives. Reed is in her early thirties… Read More
Silent auction raises money for immersion trips
Campus Ministry held their annual silent auction to benefit student service immersion trips to West Virginia, Ecuador, New York, and New Mexico on Nov. 29, 2011 in the Grace Hall Atrium.
History Forum welcomes scholars, focuses on U.N.
The History Forum focuses on different themes each year and brings prominent scholars to campus to share their expertise with faculty, staff, students, alumni and visitors.
The current state of Hip-Hop
Each of these artists has utilized musical creativity that has positioned themselves as respected artists within the music industry and has harnessed a vigorous work ethic that will breathe fresh air into the realms of the Hip-Hop movement that will disprove the people claiming that “Hip-Hop is dead.”
History forum to be held in Widener Saturday
Cabrini will be hosting the 14th annual History Forum on Saturday, Nov. 5, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m in the Widener Lecture Hall.… Read More
Washington Center offers unique opportunities
The Washington Center Discussion spoke about opportunities the institute offers. Students attended the discussion to learn about internships, academic seminars and intern abroad programs.
Admissions Counselor traces, roots back to Philadelphia
Lindsey Scott, a 22-year old recent graduate, from Gettysburg College has traced her hometown roots back to Philadelphia to work as an admissions counselor in the Office of Admissions at Cabrini College.
Role of women, civil rights discussed historically
Dr. Bettye Collier-Thomas presented “The Nexus: Women, Religion, Race, and Civil Rights” as the 2011 Jolyon Pitt Girard Distinguished Scholar-in-Residence Lecture on Thursday, Sept. 29 in the historic Woodcrest Mansion.
Taking talents to new places
After spending three years at Cabrini College, Stephanie Reed has become the new director of Student Diversity Initiatives. Reed is in her early thirties… Read More
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