Editorial–Cabrini foundress: Renaissance Woman
A woman well ahead of her time, Mother Ursula Infante, MSC, lived her life to the fullest. 104 years of service to the Lord,… Read More
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Editorial: Playing God
Do you dare imagine a clone of yourself? It sounds interesting enough to give it a few minutes of consideration. For the benefit of… Read More
Editorial: Newspaper, administration call “cease fire”
Last week, the newspaper sponsored an accessibility walk to determine the accessibility of certain buildings and the campus as a whole. A meeting was… Read More
Founder’s Day: passed before we knew it
Founder’s Day, the new annual day of celebration of the extraordinary contributions of Mother Ursula Infante to the Cabrini community will be set aside… Read More
Editorial–Television: Making children grow up faster than they should
Sex Sells.” This quote pretty much sums up the entertainment world’s answer to why there is so much sexual content on television. During the… Read More
Editorial: No Interest in Special Interest Housing
The students at Cabrini College have been criticized with the accusations of being lazy, ignorant and one-sided on any topic. Many are overheard saying… Read More
Top Ten things Dr. Jerry Zurek will be doing during his
10. Reading all of Shakespeare’s plays for the ten millionth time. 9. Trying to teach his dog how to be AP compatible. 8. Getting… Read More
Editorial: Share the wealth of your holidays
The snow will fall, the Christmas carols will be played and the stores will be filled with anxious shoppers trying to figure out the… Read More
Editorial: Recognizing our fall sports; Recognizing our student athletes
Congratulations to the fall sports teams. Throughout the past couple of months the school has passed by and watched as all of you became… Read More
Editorial: Misplaced priorities by those who serve
There are 800 million hungry men and women, boys and girls in this world. This year 3.6 percent of American households were hungry. In… Read More
Accepting all religions: A response to religious-based hate crimes
A synagogue in Pittsburgh. A mosque in New Zealand. Both places of worship. Both targeted by terrorism due to their religious beliefs. Over the… Read More
Mother Cabrini’s legacy; understanding the issue of immigration
The United States of America was built on immigration, the blending of cultures and creating something beautiful by overcoming systematic adversity. It is only… Read More
Do drinking and sexual assault go hand-in-hand?
*The Loquitur Editorial staff would like to make it clear that we all stand with Christine Blasey Ford and anyone else who has ever… Read More
Embodying social justice: honoring Mother Cabrini’s feast day
Social justice topics are extremely important to the Cabrini University community. From the moment that students step onto Cabrini’s campus they are surrounded with… Read More
How journalism has changed over the years: Celebrating 60 years of The Loquitur
Loquitur Media is celebrating 60 years of providing the Cabrini University campus with news coverage.
Journalists are not the enemy
In light of the most recent attacks made on journalists by President Trump, the Loquitur stands with the Boston Globe and hundreds of other… Read More
The importance of Cabrini’s education of the heart
Over a century ago, Mother Cabrini emphasized an “education of the heart” to the people she surrounded herself with. Fast forward to present day,… Read More
Mass shootings affect us all
“Windows? None leading outside but many connecting to the hallway. This limits hiding places and means of escapes. Doors: just one. Seventeen students could… Read More
Editorial: America and the Big Turkey
Gobble, Gobble, Gobble. The turkey goes gobble. The time for giving thanks is upon the American people; the American people who gobble-up every form of energy, space, and material good in sight. America, however, would not be America if we did not gobble so much.
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