Biology major doing something extraordinary with research grants
Shannon Cook is an undergraduate biology major with an impressive resume. Cook, a senior from Royersford, Pa., has been doing research under the guidance… Read More
Jill Nawoyski
I just want to impact the lives of others while finding myself along the way. Majoring in Digital Communications and Marketing at Cabrini College - Editor in Chief & Co-News Editor of The Loquitur, member of LOQation Weekly News, Student Government Senator and Student Ambassador. Dreamer, doer and firm believer that the ocean can change lives.
Articles by Jill Nawoyski
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow (or no?)
When I think of winter, I think of the bone-chilling temperatures that come along with it. Personally, I dread the winter time; the cold… Read More
Key points from the State of the Union address 2015
Key points from the State of the Union address given by President Obama on Jan. 20: 1. 10 million previously uninsured Americans obtained health… Read More
Cabrini Day: lead for change
Once a year, the campus comes together to honor Cabrini’s heritage and mission. Cabrini Day is a day of celebration of the college’s mission to… Read More
Pregaming habits may be dangerous, students say
No matter what school that they choose to go to, students are going to run into drinking at some point in their college career. Aside from drinking at parties either on-campus or off, many decide to drink before they even arrive to their destination. Pregaming is something that a lot of people do for a variety of different reasons. We live in a generation where taking a few shots or having a few beers before going out is deemed normal.
Additional speed bumps installed for student safety
The safety of its students is one of the main concerns of a college campus.
In an email sent to students by Vice President of Student Life, Dr. Lysionek, it was explained that new speed bumps were going to be placed in response to concerns with pedestrian and driver safety, due to the fact that many cars frequently travel at speeds well beyond the posted speed limit of 15 m.p.h.
PB&J night: making a difference, one sandwich at a time
No one chooses to be homeless.
On Friday, Oct. 17, Cabrini students gathered in the Wolfington Center to make over 100 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Afterwards, the students filed into vans to distribute these sandwiches, along with water bottles and granola bars, to different individuals who call the streets of Philadelphia home.
Students attend LGBT trivia night
In 1984, what city became the first in the United States to extend domestic partnership benefits to lesbian and gay city employees? Stumped for the correct answer? Well, that would be the city of Berkeley, CA. On Wednesday Oct. 15, Student Diversity and CAP Board hosted LGBT Trivia night with text breakers.
Women’s tennis stays undefeated in CSAC play after defeating Cedar Crest
The Cabrini women’s tennis team improved to 9-0 in the CSAC and 12-4 overall after topping Cedar Crest College in both singles and doubles play on Monday, Oct. 13.
What’s all the buzz about?
Exam tomorrow… Essay due at midnight… Laundry to do…. Hmmm. What can I do instead? As a typical college student, I always find myself procrastinating the work that I need to get done. Whenever I go on Facebook, I notice that my friends and family “share” articles on their page that catch my eye. These articles come from a website called Buzzfeed, which provides the perfect way to control any amount boredom.
How often we forget
We have all been there… Sitting at the kitchen table as a child hearing our parents shout, “finish your dinner. There’s starving kids out… Read More
Despite current deficit, Taylor projects positive change with 2020 plan
According to a report by Philly.com, colleges in the area are currently facing tough financial losses. From an operating deficit standpoint, Cabrini College is… Read More
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