Underclassmen come up huge in Saturday’s win
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Janelle DeSouza
Articles by Janelle DeSouza
Winter weather was lacking over break, students say
During winter break, the temperature was often in the 50 degree range. On Christmas day, people from the East Coast compared the weather to… Read More
Friends on campus cook to enjoy the holidays
According to students at Cabrini, college is not a place to create big meals and share them with friends. It is a place where… Read More
Are over protective parents raising more rebellious kids?
Some students at Cabrini have strict parents while others are not so strict. Those who admitted to having protective parents seemed to want more… Read More
Talking to friends from home while being busy with school and work
Making new friends while staying in contact with old friends can be difficult for anybody living in a new area. Clayonna Bennet, freshman business… Read More
Kait Finegan directs “You can’t take it with you”
“You can’t take it with you” is a fall production that Cabrini is hosting starting on Thursday, Nov. 5. The play is set… Read More
Famous pianist, Ching-Yun Hu, performs in the mansion
On Sunday, Oct. 25, the college’s fine arts department introduced pianist, Ching- Yun Hu, who showed students and those in the audience her passion… Read More
HoCo2k15 is still a necessary pastime
Homecoming is an event that has been going on in high schools and colleges for many years and is a tradition that should be… Read More
Azul y no tan rosa- Celebrating LGBT and Hispanic history
The college’s diversity team decided to converge the celebration of being a part of the LGBTQ+ community and the Hispanic community at the same… Read More
The government should not have a say in everything
The government needs to have a say on certain topics, but not on all of them. There are many different topics in this country… Read More
Young New York artist brings positivity out of his pain with new EP
John Isaiah Welsh, a singer and rapper from New York better known as Leuca, started his music career about four years ago during his… Read More
Cabrini launches new center for urban education
Schools in under-privileged cities are often underserved and do not provide students with the proper tools they may need to be successful during and… Read More
Are passion and anger different?
Passion and anger can go hand in hand. Many times people mistake me for being angry because of my tone of voice or even… Read More
Top 5 activities to do around Radnor
Video by Anna Laquintano and Renata McGrath Although Cabrini University is not located in the city of Philadelphia there are still activities that can… Read More
School of Business, Arts and Media includes newly appointed dean
“I believe knowledge is power,” Mary Van Brunt, dean of the School of Business, Arts and Media at Cabrini University, said. Mary Van… Read More
Concussions have the ability to be a major setback for athletes
Concussions have affected sports players all around the world but believe it or not, many Cabrini sports players have had more than one. Sarah… Read More
Actions taken to retain retention in minorities on campus
2015 has been Cabrini College’s most diverse year when it comes to diversity in race. African Americans now make up 15.2 percent of the… Read More
Men’s basketball earns their first win against the Mighty Macs this season
The men’s basketball team started off hot, with an 8-0 run against the Immaculata University Might Macs, in a home game on Wednesday, Feb.… Read More
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