In order to solve immigration issues, we have to address the root causes
In an era with border tensions heightened and families separated in detention centers, many Americans fail to understand the motives behind the migrant growth… Read More
Aislinn Walsh
Articles by Aislinn Walsh
COVID-19 prompts cancellation of the university’s international travel programs
On Tuesday, March 3, Dr. Donald Taylor issued a statement via email regarding the university’s position on the coronavirus outbreak, formally known as COVID-19. … Read More
Over 450 applications received for Fall 2020 nursing program start
In Fall 2020, Cabrini University will welcome its inaugural nursing cohort. The program was created in response to a demand from students who wanted… Read More
New ‘Cavs Swipe Out Program’ collects unused meal swipes for food-insecure students
Starting in the Spring 2020 semester, faculty, staff and students will now be able to donate money or unused meal swipes to help students… Read More
Editorial: This holiday season don’t forget about those less fortunate
Bright lights, a warm home and delicious food are all hallmark attributes of the holiday season. Can you imagine what your holiday season would… Read More
Theft and vandalism shut down new “On-the-Spot” vending machines
Editor’s Note: Since the publication of this article, the Founder’s Room 102 vending machine has reopened. Due to vandalism and theft, the refrigerated… Read More
Nationally known journalist Juan Gonzalez speaks at immigration symposium
College students should utilize their skills and talents to be advocates for social change, a nationally renowned journalist said, in regards to immigration reform. … Read More
Editorial: Millions of Americans struggle daily to access food, despite the surplus of food in the United States
In a nation where grocery stores are filled with aisles of food and fast food joints are at the corner of nearly every intersection,… Read More
Despite new garage, parking remains a problem for some students
In August, the long-awaited parking garage opened to staff, faculty and commuter students. The 137-car structure is expected to solve the parking shortage that… Read More
Editorial: Suicide prevention month: recognize those who are struggling
Editor’s Note: This article mentions suicide/self-harm. Suicide has had an impact on many people’s lives. Although suicide feels like it is “the only way… Read More
Behind-the-scenes of an Orientation Coordinator
On Friday, August 23, Cabrini University welcomed the 390 members of the Class of 2023 to campus by kicking off Orientation. Throughout the weekend,… Read More
24 seniors receive the Who’s Who award
Seniors receive the prestigious Who's Who award for their accomplishments.
Cabrini Theater presents “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee”
Cabrini Theater's Spring Musical, “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" is welcomed to campus a second time.
New Orleans: a city that keeps bouncing back
Serving in New Orleans over Spring Break was an eye-opening and educational experience.
Five places to eat in Wayne on a budget
Grabbing a bite to Wayne does not have to cost a fortune! Here are 5 places where you can get an affordable and quick meal.
St. Patrick’s Day: a 1,000-year-old celebration
St. Patrick's Day is a centuries-old celebration of Ireland's patron saint.
New provost and vice president, Dr. Chioma Ugochukwu, wants to see students flourish
Dr. Ugochukwu is enthralled by Cabrini's commitment to social justice and is committed to student's success.
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