Digital footprint: share or beware?
In college, students hear the typical advice for career search: build your resume, take internships and network with people in your field of interest.… Read More
Erica Abbott
Hi my name is Erica Abbott and I am the News Editor for the Loquitur this year. I am currently a junior Communication major, Spanish minor. I am also a social buzz editorial intern with Business 2 Community. I am very interested in the arts, social media, photography and writing.
Articles by Erica Abbott
Grant will help expand the reach of #RefugeesSeekingSafety simulation
Over 70,000 children. That’s how many children have left their home in search of a better life, no matter how dangerous the journey may… Read More
‘Smoke + Mirrors’ review: Imagine Dragons get back to their roots in sophomore album
Imagine Dragons are aiming to redefine themselves in their new album “Smoke + Mirrors.” Their sophomore album, released Feb. 17, is a follow up… Read More
James Barbour: From indictment to iconic ‘Phantom of the Opera’ role
James Barbour, accused of having criminal sexual contact with a 15-year old girl, is now donning the infamous "Phantom of the Opera" mask. Does he deserve to portray this iconic role?
Thursday Briefing – Week of Feb. 5, 2015
Winter Storm Juno Jan. 27 Just because the tri-state area didn’t receive the hyped up fury of Snowmageddon, doesn’t mean the New England area… Read More
Obama’s proposal: Transitioning from free community college to 4-year institution
At the beginning of January, President Barack Obama proposed a government program for tuition-free community college, granting students the access to two free years at community college. This program would benefit roughly 9 million students every year, according to the White House blog.
Campus construction: for better or for worse
Walking around on your first day of classes, you might notice something different about the hallways. Certain rooms and offices were being renovated, reconfigured or relocated altogether this summer. Some of the key changes for students may be the relocation of the Center for Career and Professional Development, Counseling, Student Life, Residence Life and the conversion of the commuter lounge.
The SAT – new and…improved?
The SAT: the test that can make any junior or senior in high school anxious over whether you’re going to even be able to spell your own name right. It’s just a test, right? But the stress of the SAT may be alleviated for some students who plan on taking it with the new changes made by the College Board.
Giving a voice to the children of Freckleton
Dr. James Hedtke gives voice the children of the Freckleton air disaster in his latest book.
Cabrini set to raise tuition, room and board
Cabrini has recently announced an increase in the costs of tuition and room and board. Effective for the 2014-2015 academic year, the undergraduate tuition and fees will increase $842, a 2.9 percent increase, to $29,842.
Making the daily drive: commuting from home
Ever thought to yourself, “Hey, if I commute to college, I won’t be able to get involved or understand the true meaning of what it’s like to have that ‘college experience’?” Wrong. Just because you commute to school doesn’t mean that you can’t take in the benefits and enjoy college just as much as a resident.
LEADStrong helps mentor the leaders of tomorrow
The LEADStrong opening workshop kicked off a new semester with the leaders of tomorrow.
Lead stronger with Omicron Delta Kappa
Omicron Delta Kappa, a national leadership honor society, is now being instituted at Cabrini.
Freshman swimmer already making great strides
Freshman Christina Melchiorre is already making great strides both in and out of the pool.
Show-stopping Super Bowl commercials
This years Superbowl commercials were both memorable and controversial as they left lasting impressions on the heart and mind.
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