Jaclyn Labes

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Rule changes in women’s NCAA basketball: are they effective or do they hinder the flow of the game?

By Jaclyn Labes | December 2, 2015
New rule changes for women’s NCAA basketball teams this 2015-16 season have proved to be effective so far. Although, players still are wondering why… Read More

Parenting styles that will continue to stay in an ever changing society

By Jaclyn Labes | November 18, 2015
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Volleyball claims third straight CSAC championship

By Jaclyn Labes | November 11, 2015
The Cavaliers (25-9) volleyball team claimed the 2015 CSAC championship in a 3-0 win against the Neumann University Knights (16-20). The defeat was accomplished… Read More

Beyond the playing field: sports teaches life lessons

By Jaclyn Labes | November 11, 2015
Each and every student athlete has certain expectations to live up to in college. Why do college athletes take those expectations so seriously? If… Read More

Men’s soccer team clinches first place in the playoffs

By Jaclyn Labes | November 4, 2015
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What guys are saying about female Halloween costumes

By Jaclyn Labes | October 29, 2015
On Halloween, no age is too old to be dressing up. Anyone at any age can be whoever he or she wants to be.… Read More

Students are drivers of long-term faculty involvement

By Jaclyn Labes | October 14, 2015
 At a small school like Cabrini College, engagements between teachers and students is vital to the learning environment. The visionary mission of the education… Read More

Young adults begin marriage consideration

By Jaclyn Labes | October 6, 2015
  Several students engage in short-term, casual relationships in college. There are also many couples that decide to get married as undergraduate students. “Students… Read More

Commentary: pope graces Philadelphia with his presence

By Jaclyn Labes | October 1, 2015
The six-day apostolic journey inspired millions of people across not only the United States  but throughout the world. Getting around the city of Philadelphia… Read More

How to dine on a tight budget

By Jaclyn Labes | September 30, 2015
A typical college student struggles with the challenge of properly managing their money. Everyone has to pay for those expensive textbooks, loans, as well… Read More
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How climate change impacts livelihoods in Guatemala

By Jaclyn Labes | May 12, 2017
Guatemala is one of the most ecologically diverse nations on the planet. It contains a vast abundance of natural resources. Many are unaware, though, how… Read More

Who’s Who profile: Erin Kelly

By Jaclyn Labes | May 12, 2017
Since the beginning of her freshman year, Erin Kelly has been an active student at Cabrini University. Kelly will graduate this May 2017 with her… Read More

Students learn the struggle of Guatemalan women through service trip

By Jaclyn Labes | March 8, 2017
Video by Marissa Roberto, Shannon Finn, and Eric Stone   “I left San Lucas and met my husband and left this community. I had… Read More

Cabrini unofficially claims Guinness World Records™ title at Sox for 60 event

By Jaclyn Labes | February 16, 2017
Video by Jess DiProspero and Rahmere Griffin   In honor of Cabrini University’s 60th Anniversary, the community attempted to break a Guinness World Record™… Read More

Do gun violence incidents misrepresent the mentally ill?

By Jaclyn Labes | February 8, 2017
Since 2013, there have been at least 205 school shootings incidents in America. In the wake of gun-violence incidents in American schools, two positions… Read More

A call to action: How to address the college affordability crisis

By Jaclyn Labes | December 6, 2016
The financial burden of loans that a student will have to pay off for many years after graduation creates considerable stress throughout one’s four… Read More

Cabrini experiences unprecedented rise in enrollment

By Jaclyn Labes | November 2, 2016
While many colleges and universities have seen a decline in enrollment over the past few years, Cabrini University has shown a significant increase in… Read More

Cabrini University set to reopen Woodcrest Hall to incoming freshman

By Jaclyn Labes | August 2, 2016
After about five months of renovations due to extensive water damage, Cabrini University plans to reopen Woodcrest Hall, a residence hall that has been… Read More

How climate change impacts human health

By Jaclyn Labes | May 4, 2016
Global scientific consensus has confirmed that climate change is real and that it is caused primarily by human activities. The difference between the media’s… Read More

Open House welcomes the class of 2020

By Jaclyn Labes | April 29, 2016
Photos by Angelina Miller. On Saturday, April 23, prospective students and their parents had the opportunity to attend Cabrini’s Open House to see what the… Read More
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