Why college students should be a higher priority for the vaccine
College students on campus are high-risk when it comes to contracting the virus. In my opinion, that should have been factored into the vaccine… Read More
Chris Schaller
Articles by Chris Schaller
Detention Center in Berks County has released migrant families
Pennsylvania Senator Bob Casey has announced that the U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement had released all of the migrant families at the Berks County… Read More
Engine fails mid-flight on a Boeing 777, leading to many questions about the plane
Recently there have been engine malfunctions and failures on Boeing 777 planes. What will happen next to these planes? Will their engines have to… Read More
Proof of vaccinations may be the new norm for travel
The U.S. government and tech corporations have discussed the possibility of a COVID-19 vaccination certification for travel. With a pandemic still present that has… Read More
New Black Student Union takes on challenges of racial equality at Cabrini
The New Black Student Union president is ready to take on the challenges of discrimination and microaggressions that surfaced over the summer in the… Read More
Frontline healthcare workers are underappreciated and deserve recognition for risking their lives
Being a frontline worker in the healthcare world during a 100-year pandemic is far from an easy task. In fact, it is a high… Read More
University combats virus by closing campus gates
A new campus norm, stemming from the Coronavirus, the operation of the three campus entrances. When President Donald Taylor made the decision for the… Read More
History Made: Cabrini softball pitcher throws a perfect game
Cabrini softball defeated Gwynedd Mercy on April 13, 8-0, but there was a bigger storyline than just a shutout victory. Avery Byrnes, junior pitcher,… Read More
The swimming coach who has turned Cabrini into a D-III blue blood
Cabrini Swimming for the past couple of years always finishes around the top of the conference; largely in part due to head coach, Cindy… Read More
Breaking down Cabrini’s concussion testing
A bruise to the brain usually results in a week of no sports for a player then back onto the field. Concussions over the… Read More
ECG 300’s trip to Guatemala changed my perspective of the world
The ride from the airport showed the vast differences between life in the U.S. versus urban, suburban and rural Guatemala. Many vendors would come… Read More
Pandemic results in extra year of eligibility for collegiate athletes
In the summer of 2020, the NCAA announced that all collegiate athletes would have an extra year of eligibility due to the COVID-19 pandemic.… Read More
Cabrini celebrates its historical connection to the Underground Railroad
Motioning to a small, wooden table that typically wouldn’t get much attention, Armani Parker spoke passionately about its significance. “This isn’t just a table;… Read More
Cavs combatting against the Omicron variant
Locker rooms are usually among the least hygienic places when it comes to sports – even prior to a pandemic. With COVID-19,… Read More
Darryl Mace PH.D., long-time history/political science professor and department chair, departs from Cabrini
The exodus of Cabrini faculty continues, this time affecting the history and political science departments. Cabrini University President, Donald Taylor, announced Dec. 1, Dr.… Read More
Recruiting athletes without providing scholarships
The liberal arts college, competing in the AEC, a D-III conference, has a different approach when it comes to recruiting. Cabrini University, a… Read More
Climate change may be affecting fall sports
Fall of 2021 is the warmest fall ever on record and its seasonal sports will be affected by it. October is a month of… Read More
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Episode 8: Student Life and Athletics Come Together
