Is summer a time to work or play?
Yes. It is finally summer. No more responsibility till school starts. Summer is the time you are not in school so why not have fun?… Read More
Emily Janny
Articles by Emily Janny
Eagles hope to have a new answer
The Eagles just finished what many fans would call an upsetting season, according to die-hard Philadelphia sports fan Nicole Moffit, a sophomore at Cabrini.… Read More
Assignments on snow days get mixed feedback
Break is over. It is time to get back into the swing of things. Classes have started. Snow is on the way. What happens… Read More
Will winter break be merry and bright?
Was Thanksgiving break not enough? Do not worry because Christmas break is right around the corner. This is the last full week of the… Read More
Is the single life the way to go when living on campus?
Is having a roommate great or is it a distraction? When is a good time to do homework? These are just a few of the… Read More
Fall Play is a Show Stopper
Every director wants the response the fall play “You Can’t Take it With You,” received over its three-weekend-run. “I just enjoyed the whole… Read More
Are tattoos something worth while?
Tattoos are as permanent as their meanings. Whether the meaning is something personal, something funny or just plain cool, all tattoos have a purpose.… Read More
Woodcrest Magazine portrays award-winning campus stories
Woodcrest Magazine is an award-winning literary magazine run by the English department. The title of the magazine ste ms from the college’s old yearbook… Read More
The race for the presidential election starts now
For many students, this year will be the first year that they can vote. Sophomore education major, Tricia Stocker, said, “This is my first… Read More
Cabrini rowing takes on Dad Vail
On May 12th and 13th the Cabrini University women’s rowing team took on the Dad Vail Regatta. This is the largest collegiate regatta in… Read More
Syrian Refugee impacts student’s life
This year I met someone who is from the city of Aleppo. He is studying water engineering at Villanova University. He was one of… Read More
Cabrini baseball falls to Keystone in second half of doubleheader
After defeating the Keystone College Giants in the first half of their afternoon doubleheader at a rain-soaked Cabrini/Carroll Field, the Cabrini Cavaliers fell to… Read More
Syrian refugees face uncertain future in US
One in 10 people let into the United States this past year was a refugee. The United States lets about one million lawful permanent… Read More
Gathering Around the Table: An evening with Cecilia Suarez, Head of Programs for CRS Mexico
Humanitarian. Educator. Compassionate. Strong. Loyal. Friend. These are the words used to describe Cecilia Suarez, Head of Office at Catholic Relief Services (Mexico). Suarez… Read More
Cabrini CRS Ambassadors hold vigil for Syrian refugees
Eleven million people have fled from their homes due to the war in Syria. 400,000 Syrians have been killed. Most recently reports have come out… Read More
Let the games begin: Rio 2016
The greatest stage for sports is set to begin on Friday, Aug. 5, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Over 11,000 athletes from more… Read More
2016 NBA conference semi-final Playoff preview
Western Conference The reigning NBA champion and this year’s 73 win Golden State Warriors took on the Houston Rockets in a series that went… Read More
Women’s national soccer team looking for equal pay
The United States women’s national soccer team (USWNT) filed a complaint against the United States Soccer Federation (USSF) through the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission… Read More
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