Male pleasure prioritized over female discomfort, pain
Editor’s Note: The name of the subject in this article has been modified to protect her identity. When Chastity’s long-term boyfriend started kissing her one evening,… Read More
Coraline Pettine
Writing Managing Editor for Loquitur Media.
Articles by Coraline Pettine
Powerful protestors at the March for Our Lives
On Saturday, March 24, 38 days after the Parkland shooting, individuals from across the country gathered in their local cities to advocate for ending… Read More
Young runaways, immigrants more likely to become trafficking victims
According to the Congressional Research Service, there are more than 1 million homeless youth living without supervision on the streets, in abandoned homes and buildings,… Read More
College Survival Guide: Credit cards
Spiders. Clowns. Heights. Darkness. Death. These are some of the most commonly considered fears. Death especially can be a frightening thought. The fear of… Read More
Men victims of dating violence too
Women have been coming forward and speaking out about their experiences with dating violence, domestic violence and sexual assault, harassment and abuse, in large… Read More
Rejected men lash out because of threatened masculinity, entitlement
Editor’s Note: The Loquitur recognizes that both men and women can be victims of sexual assault, harassment and abuse, but the heterosexual male model… Read More
Cultural embrace or appropriation: Hadid models hijab in Vogue Arabia
Gigi Hadid‘s cover shoot for the first print edition of Vogue Arabia has sparked controversy among fashion fans who consider the images disrespectful cultural… Read More
Cabrini writer takes risk at State Street Reading Series
“I could always count on the girl with carvings down her forearms to keep me up at night. She wore black slippers with red… Read More
Trump’s first year: environment, immigration, energy changes
Let’s address the orange elephant in the country. Trump’s presidency— assuming he does not step down or get impeached early— is just over 25… Read More
Mothers with more education have healthier babies, study finds
When Danielle King was told her blood pressure was high, she was confused but not incredibly alarmed. She had been preparing to be a… Read More
Cabrini embraces all religions: How a Muslim student overcomes adversity
Muslim women at Cabrini University participate in the religion they are passionate about, regardless of attending a Catholic school. Cabrini University is a Roman… Read More
Support essential to transgender Cabrini University student
Brandes Yenchick always knew he was not like other girls. When his sister was playing with dolls, he was racing with the boys. “I… Read More
Athletes expected to have higher grades with sports eligibility changes
With 18 varsity teams and many recreational, intramural and club sports that participate in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division III, the Eastern College Athletic Conference and the… Read More
Working while in school: How students combat rising cost of tuition
College students are typically spending more time working than they used to. As hours worked rises, the time spent studying outside of class declines.… Read More
Trump’s election victory sparks protests and riots
With only 58 percent of citizens eligible to vote in this election, and less than half actually selecting Donal Trump, many are disappointed and upset by… Read More
The Last Girl
Every Halloween, I make a short horror film. Last year, in light of Wes Craven’s death, I decided to put a new spin on… Read More
I am an artist
My name is Coraline Pettine and I am an artist. Let me clarify because I can barely draw a stick figure: my medium is… Read More
Radnor community members donate 35 units of blood
Every two seconds someone in the United States is in need of a blood transfusion. Cabrini members gathered in the Grace Hall Atrium for… Read More
Blood drive to be held on Halloween
Cabrini University in affiliation with the American Red Cross will be hosting a blood drive from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Grace Hall… Read More
Dorms: generic, cookie-cutter rooms or canvases for self representation?
Growing up, my parents designed our home. They were in charge of buying the lamps and selecting the new rugs— all the stuff your… Read More
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