Brianna Morrell

Hey I'm Bri! I'm a junior digital com major with a minor in graphic design. I am the social media and marketing editor on The Loquitur. Besides Loquitur, I am also apart of WYBF as the engagement director for the station. When I'm not running around the com wing, I enjoy sleeping and spending time with my friends!

Articles by Brianna Morrell

Songstress Ke$ha calls out producer for sexual abuse

By Brianna Morrell | November 5, 2014
We have all heard those crazy songs. The ones that are so catchy you can’t just hold in yelling the lyrics out in the car. Or how about the ones about Mick Jagger or brushing your teeth with a bottle of Jack?

Nik the Web Chick visits Cabrini and talks about the radio industry on WYBF

By Brianna Morrell | October 29, 2014
Nicole Michalik, also known as “Nik the Web Chick” on Q102 talked to students about the radio industry and her job as the director of social media at i Heart Media and as a radio personality on Philadelphia’s Q102. Nicole is the face of social media for previously named Clear Channel, recently renamed i Heart Media.

Women’s tennis season ends in CSAC semifinals

By Brianna Morrell | October 29, 2014
The game took place at the Dixon Courts at 3:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 17 which also happened to be Senior Day. The courts were laced with blue ribbons and old pictures of Samantha Trumbo, their only senior on the team.

Halloween traditions that are memorable

By Brianna Morrell | October 15, 2014
When you think of Halloween, what is the first tradition that comes to your mind? Whether it is carving pumpkins, heading to haunted attractions or even going trick or treating, Halloween is a holiday that can be celebrated by everyone.

What are we really paying for?

By Brianna Morrell | October 15, 2014
College tuition is something most prospective student look at when they are applying and deciding schools as seniors in high school. Tuition could also make or break a decision on whether or not to attend the college of their dreams. For students in the United States, most colleges, whether private or public, have tuitions that are extremely high and are not fully covered by federal aid.

Pageantry at its worst

By Brianna Morrell | October 8, 2014
Internationally, women take part in contests to show off how well they manage to look in a bikini or to tell the whole audience how they could change the world. These contests are called pageants.

Sexual assaults on campuses

By Brianna Morrell | September 17, 2014
When sexual assault happens on a campus it is an unfortunate event for the victim and the college. For Emma Sulkowicz, a visual art… Read More
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Norristown mentoring program helps undocumented students achieve goals

By Brianna Morrell | February 24, 2016
Many undocumented immigrants who have come into the United States face challenges every day to get the resources they need for a better life.… Read More

LGBT event on campus educates students about its history and future

By Brianna Morrell | October 28, 2015
Student diversity hosted an event on Wednesday, Oct. 21st. This all-day event was held to educate students and faculty about the LGBT community. “This… Read More

Financial Aid: The truth about funding an education

By Brianna Morrell | October 21, 2015
Financial aid is the make or break of some student’s college decisions as they go through the college application process. With the  different family… Read More

Possible name change: Major milepost on ‘Cabrini 2020 Roadmap to Growth’

By Brianna Morrell | September 23, 2015
President Taylor held a town hall meeting on Friday, Sept. 18 to discuss the possible idea of changing Cabrini’s name from college to university.… Read More

Students spend their summer on campus

By Brianna Morrell | September 10, 2015
  As students say goodbye to a sweet summer and get back to school, there are some people on campus who never went home. Whether… Read More

Click it or Ticket: Saving lives one click at a time

By Brianna Morrell | May 3, 2015
David Martin was just driving home from a long day at work. The traffic on the interstate was blocked up miles ahead and the… Read More

Mother Ursula award: A well-known name and honorable award

By Brianna Morrell | May 2, 2015
Sister Ursula Infante is a common name known around campus. Many people also know her as the first president and founder of Cabrini.  She… Read More

Please Subscribe: How millennials make their mark on the web

By Brianna Morrell | April 23, 2015
The World Wide Web is known as a place to locate information needed to complete course or job work, keeping in touch with friends… Read More

Students prepare for graphic design exhibition

By Brianna Morrell | April 22, 2015
Graphic design seniors have been working hard to prepare for the exhibition later this month. With the preparation it takes to have pieces framed,… Read More

New gender and body studies major proposed

By Brianna Morrell | April 8, 2015
Dr. Michelle Filling-Brown, chair of the English department, has set a proposal for a new major for students interested in body image and learning… Read More
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