Explaining the preschool-to-prison pipeline and suggesting solutions
According to data collected from the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights, African American students in the United States, especially young Black… Read More
Hayley Thompson
Articles by Hayley Thompson
Mental blocks in sports and in life
Growing up being a gymnast and then a competitive cheerleader, the term “mental block” is something I know very well. In fact, just about… Read More
Well-known company logos with hidden messages you’ve never noticed
Most of us have seen these famous logos countless times in our lives. Some of us will see them everyday and not notice the… Read More
Black history is not being taught properly in U.S. schools
According to The New York Times, all states are not required to meet the academic content standards for social studies and American history, unlike… Read More
Two Cabrini grads compete for $100,000 on Netflix’s game show “The Circle”
Not one, but two Cabrini graduates competed for $100,000 on the first season of Netflix’s new game show called “The Circle.” Samantha “Sammie” Cimarelli, a 2017… Read More
Hunger affects academic performance in school
According to the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion’s Division of Population Health, skipping breakfast is associated with decreased cognitive performance… Read More
Plans for South Residence to get peepholes and new shades
South Residence Hall, Cabrini’s newest dorm building, currently has no peepholes in all of their residents’ doors. This is the first semester that South… Read More
A recovered alcoholic and interventionist reflects on addiction
Robert Strauber is a recovered alcoholic. He has dedicated his life to helping others as an interventionist with his partner, Pat Brown. Along with… Read More
Chef Richard Hawkins from Sodexo
The lead night cook at Cav’s Corner, Chef Richard Hawkins, has a passion for cooking and feeding people great food. Hawkins is from the… Read More
Decolonizing the Borderlands: Award-winning journalist Juan González to speak at Cabrini
Juan D. González, professor of professional practice in journalism and media studies at Rutgers School of Communication and Information, will be leading the Decolonizing… Read More
Mobile device screen-time is affecting the development of young children
Children should always have the opportunity to play outside. Today, the outdoor games like four square, tag and jump rope seem to have been… Read More
5 helpful ways to calm anxiety
Anxiety was a big mystery to me until after high school. I always thought that I had never experienced anxiety before but in reality,… Read More
Billie Eilish’s debut album continues to break records
Seventeen-year-old Billie Eilish released her debut album in late March of this year. It was produced entirely at home by Billie and her 21-year-old… Read More
Racial bias in the health care system: Companies increase awareness training
“I was very, very upset to be so belittled and overlooked at a place where you should be believed. It’s just messed up,” junior… Read More
Who ICE targets and who they prioritize
The Obama administration prioritized the removal of undocumented immigrants in the United States who were considered a threat to public safety or held a… Read More
Gucci, Moncler and Prada allegedly stole “blackface” ideas from African-American designer Patrick Kelly
High-end brands like Gucci, Moncler and Prada have been under fire for selling products that many say “resemble blackface.” There are also many claims… Read More
In the midst of record freezing temperatures Trump misses global warming
While large parts of the country were suffering from record-setting low temperatures and lots of snow on Jan. 20, President Trump took to Twitter… Read More
Invasive iPhone bug makes hacking effortless
A serious iPhone FaceTime bug allows you to hear audio from the person you are calling without them even picking up the call. This major… Read More
Drawing the line between art and the artist: the case of R. Kelly
As a young child, I fell in love with R&B music and the way that it made me feel. I started out by listening… Read More
Seahawks’ Earl Thomas hurts his leg and career in same night
Seattle Seahawks‘ safety Earl Thomas suffered a season-ending injury to his lower leg during their Sept. 30 victory over the Arizona Cardinals. He will… Read More
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