When the governor of Pennsylvania, Tom Wolf, closed all elementary schools on March 16, which was just for 10 days, to monitor COVID-19, Cabrini… Read More
Remembering Shirley Dixon This being the first annual Shirley Dixon celebration of Urban Education without Dr. Dixon, faculty did not lament, instead, they honored… Read More
Cabrini students have had mixed opinions when they learned that two women were receiving full scholarships to the university on Saturday, March 26. On… Read More
As someone who has family suffering from various mental illnesses, I find it annoying to see mentally ill people being portrayed in rather unflattering… Read More
“People thought my basketball career was over after I had my daughter,” Anthony Wright-Downing, senior and small forward on the men’s basketball team, said… Read More
The men’s and women’s basketball team at Cabrini University held it’s 18th annual “Hoops from the Heart” Martin Luther King Day youth basketball clinic… Read More
Over the years, generations have grown and evolved in the way that societies have changed. Generations have proved that they adapt with the environment… Read More
With constant budget cuts being established for schools, music programs are suffering. The Huffington Post found that there is a lack of music education… Read More
Black Friday can be described as “the day people trample others for sales exactly one day after being thankful for everything they already have.”… Read More
The Cabrini athletic department has decided to move to a new conference after being a part of the Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) for… Read More
Season 2, Episode 3: Celebrating Cabrini and Digging into its Past
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