Diana Campeggio

Articles by Diana Campeggio

Women’s basketball freshmen

Get to know the newest members of the women's basketball team.

Review: ComedySportz Philly

A look at ComedySportz: an improv comedy show only minutes away in Center City, Philadelphia.

Know what you’re eating and why it matters

Does America really care about the quality of the food we are putting into our bodies?

Activists fight for Valley Forge deer

Animal-activists Friends of Animals opposes the killing of 80 percent of deer in Valley Forge National Historical Park.

Freak Week is a success for CAP board.

CAP board has a successful week of Halloween events on Cabrini's campus during Freak Week 2010.

Application of the week: Text’nDrive

As many states and cities crack down on cell phone use while driving, this application prevents these laws from obstructing your productivity while driving. … Read More

Sights and scares: Ghost tour exposes different side of Philly, combines history and thrills

In a city that is filled with history, Philadelphia has some of the oldest buildings in the U.S. But along with history comes an eerie sense that the people from the past are still watching over us.

We can do more: being eco-friendly on campus

As the world around us begins to adapt to a greener attitude, students at Cabrini are putting a great deal of thought into their… Read More

George emphasizes global solidarity

President Marie Angelella George enlightened families and students on how the revised mission statement encapsulates Cabrini’s globally aware curriculum.

SGA breathes life into Cavalier

The Student Government Association worked with both the athletic department and Students Engagement and Leadership to create an improved Cabrini icon that would help school spirit around campus flourish.

Poetry motivates youth

Sharvon Urbannavage, 2003 English and communication alumna, joined the Philadelphia Youth Poetry Movement when she saw that founder Greg Corbis needed what she could provide. She began working with PYPM as a photographer but her role quickly progressed into marketing and event organization.

BlogRoll: Keiko Lynn

For me, I think it is always hard to find interesting, fashion-forward blogs that offer an array of different information. When I look at a fashion blog, I not only want to see interesting fashions, but also cosmetic trends and hairstyle tutorials.

Not your average cancer flick

50/50 is a hilarious and light-hearted movie about cancer.

New exhibit for Rosemont art chair welcomed by campus

Michael Willse, chair of Rosemont College’s studio art department, is currently showcasing his work in The Grace and Joseph Fine Arts Gallery, located on… Read More

National Poetry Champion Slams Domestic Violence

Amber Rose Johnson, a recently awarded poet, will be joining the Cabrini community for the Domestic Violence Symposium, as well as reading her original works on Oct. 4.

Sedaris transforms his satiric style

David Sedaris' most recent book "Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk: A Modest Bestiality" reflects his satirical style but with a different subject.

BlogRoll: Design Sponge

This weeks blogroll features DesignSponge, a d.i.y., home decor blog.

Cabrini, St. Joseph’s receive fair trade grant

Cabrini and St. Joseph University are presented with fair trade grant by Catholic Relief Services.

Get Your Thrifting On: Some dos and don’ts for thrift store shopping

Some ways to get the best experience when going on your thrift shop journey.

Summer in the City

What's going on this summer in Philadelphia

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Special Project

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Listen Up

Season 2, Episode 3: Celebrating Cabrini and Digging into its Past

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