Trees remain plentiful on campus despite building improvements
When walking around the Cabrini University campus, many students do not think anything of the trees surrounding them. No matter how little they are… Read More
Laura Sansom
Articles by Laura Sansom
March for Our Lives emphasizes advocacy, midterm voting
The March for Our Lives may have taken place on March 24, 2018, but the impact will last longer than that day. “The… Read More
‘Love, Simon’ brings LGBT representation to the romantic comedy genre
“Love, Simon,” starring Nick Robinson in its titular role, premiered on March 16, 2018. It’s your typical coming-of-age romantic comedy but with a twist: the… Read More
Cabrini recreation department offers varied ways to be active
For students who want to find new ways to stay active, Cabrini’s recreation department offers a variety of activities that they can get involved… Read More
Youth athletes become strong leaders
Children who participate in youth sports learn much more than how to throw a ball or score a basket. They learn a series of… Read More
Snapchat lenses should stop idealizing blue eyes
Snapchat lenses can be fun. They can make people look like dogs, superheroes or hippies. Lenses are one of the most popular features that… Read More
Unions grow in popularity, decline in membership
Despite their value and necessity, labor unions in the United States are on a decline. Labor unions have existed in the United States from… Read More
Morning or night showers: the great debate
A shower’s purpose is pretty basic. You take one so that you are clean and do not smell bad. So why is there so… Read More
Hate has no home here
You have seen them around campus– the signs with an American flag inside a heart on a blue background, accompanied by the phrase,… Read More
College Survival Guide: Breakups
College is a time of changes— new friends, new surroundings and new things to learn. One of the things that can come with college… Read More
Meet the new dean of the School of Natural Sciences and Allied Health
Staff, faculty and students walking around campus this summer may have noticed a new face in the School of Natural Sciences and Allied Health.… Read More
Harry Styles premieres new solo music
A year after One Direction took its hiatus in late 2016, Harry Styles did not focus on his long-rumored solo career. He instead was spotted filming the movie Dunkirk, and… Read More
Jurassic World: Exhibition brings dinosaurs to Philly
With less than a month left at the Franklin Institute, Jurassic World: The Exhibition will run through April 23. The exhibit allows visitors to be immersed… Read More
Spring formal was “all that”
Cabrini’s annual spring formal took place on Friday, March 25 from 8 p.m. – 12 a.m in the mansion. This year’s theme was “Dancing… Read More
Beauty & The Beast review
The live-action “Beauty and the Beast” was released on March 17, 2017 and made over $170 million opening weekend. The movie pretty much follows… Read More
Introverts or extroverts: Does one really have more fun?
ISTJ (Introversion, Sensing, Thinking, Judging). ENFP (Extroversion, Intuition, Feeling, Perceiving). People may define themselves by these letters, but what do they mean? The Myers-Briggs… Read More
Album review: Ed Sheeran’s ‘Divide (÷)’
After a year-long hiatus in 2016, Ed Sheeran returned to the public eye on New Year’s Day of 2017. He began to tease for a… Read More
Cabrini honor societies lead to networking opportunities
Video by Ashley Sierzega and Hailey McDonough For students, being inducted into one of Cabrini University’s 21 honor societies is an exciting moment.… Read More
Women’s march draws people worldwide
Just one day after the United States presidential inauguration, around the world, people gathered together in many cities on one day to protest for gender equality.… Read More
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