Women’s basketball falls short to Marywood University
Last Wednesday, the Cavaliers fell to Marywood University. After six years of consecutive straight wins against the Pacers, the Cav’s took their first lost. The… Read More
Anesia Meredith
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Students say midterms are their biggest nightmare of the semester
Midterms. For most college students, it is the root of all evil. Students around this time of the year are overwhelmed, cramming their work… Read More
Students say summer is for saving
Students use their summer break for different reasons. Some vacation, others study but most college students are spending their time off working hard to… Read More
Underlying factors affect obesity as well as genetics
People are under the impression that obesity is a disease. In my opinion, obesity is a negative symptom triggered by another illness, such… Read More
Students leave Cabrini to find a new experience
Students transfer colleges for numerous of reasons. Some change majors and move to a different school that better suits them and their new path.… Read More
Millennials serving the political field
The millennial generation, like every other generation, displays unique traits and economic, political and social influences in today’s culture. According to the “Millennial Generation… Read More
Commentary: Men and women athletes struggle to be equal
From the beginning of time men and women have always been in comparison, no matter what the topic may be about. Over the years… Read More
Tidal music is making waves in the industry
Over the last month, we have seen Jay-Z’s new mastermind idea. Jay-Z’s new project has been in the works for some years now. His… Read More
Women’s lacrosse demolishes the Cyclones
This past weekend the Blue and White defeated Centenary College. With a 17-1 win over Centenary, the Cavs continue their streak in the Colonial… Read More
Students have a hard time choosing a major
By Anesia Meredith Asst. Copy Editor Uncleared students are very much common among many colleges and universities. It is often common to see students… Read More
SEaL office offers $4 movie tickets
Cabrini SEaL office has made the college experience so much easier when it comes to the movies. The SEaL’s offices located in the Student Engagement… Read More
President’s plan opens up access to higher education
Recently, President Obama has announced that he is planning on making community college free for students who are responsible adults and for those who… Read More
Cheerleading: more than just an activity
Dolan who is a sophomore psychology major, begins her first year with the cheerleaders. She believes that most people fail to realize that there is more to cheer leading than what meets the eye. “I think the reason people don’t see us as being a competitive sport is because it used to be something when girls just stood on the side lines yelling and screaming,” Dolan said. “Now its more competitive.”
Field hockey season ends at CSAC championship
In the team’s final game of the season the Cabrini field hockey team lost in the Colonial States Athletic Conference championship game (CSAC) 5-1 to the Gwynedd Mercy University Griffins for the third year in a row.
Samantha Trumbo leaves mark on Women’s tennis team
Samanthat Trumbo is a senior tennis player at Cabrini College. That title alone does not necessarily do Samantha justice. Tennis was not always a part of Samantha’s life, but the way tennis crossed her path, it is safe to say that her relationship with the sport was destined.
Kersey finds her calling in new job at Cabrini
Shakeyia Kersey, is the assistant director for Employer Relations at the center for Career and Professional Development. Kersey says that she loves Cabrini.
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