The soccer team held a fundraising dance in Grace Hall on April 22. The proceeds are going towards a team trip over seas to play in a soccer tournament. The group plans to travel out of the country in 2011.

The Cabrini men’s lacrosse team defeated Colonial States Athletic Conference competitor, Neumann University, on Saturday, April 17.

For six years, Cabrini has been the home of the Rev. Michael Bielecki who starting working at the college in 2002. On Feb. 18, Bielecki found out that he will be transferred to a new position within his order under a new superior. His last day at Cabrini is June 15.

Making the community a better place for the environment and residence, Cabrini students join other community members to plant trees in Norristown.

The Cabrini Contemporary Dance Company gives students in all different areas of dance the opportunity to perform.

Five years ago Cabrini College signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Catholic Relief Services and became the first institution of higher education to partner with it. On Wednesday, April 7, that partnership was renewed and later celebrated in the Mansion.

The mansion was decorated with a shore atmosphere. There were cut out lifesavers, surfboards and beach balls. Rather then having a photographer take formal pictures, there was a photo booth where students could have fun taking their own pictures.

For many college students activities and events to entertain them on the weekends can be an important criteria for attending a college. At Cabrini, the Campus Activities and Programming Board makes sure that there are plenty of activities for students to attend and enjoy.

Hundreds of thousands of people converged on the National Mall in Washington D.C. on Sunday, March 21 in support of comprehensive immigration reform.

The Cavaliers worked as a whole and put a stop to Drew University’s 3-0 record by winning 14-7 on Saturday, March 20.

Relay for Life at Cabrini College brings in folks and funds to aid The American Cancer Society in their cancer research.

Alumni come back to lend a helping hand to job-seeking students.

Not only does the Phanatic parade around the ballpark bringing smiles to fans, but he is also part of a movement to encourage the importance of reading.