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Should spring breakers across the country feel responsible for spread of COVID-19?

By Lauren Giannone | April 26, 2020
Last month, some college students across the United States took part in spring break activities with little regard for the warnings signaled by selective… Read More

Is your drinking water safe?

By Lauren Giannone | April 26, 2020
When combined sewer overflows exceed capacity and are not able to drain properly, they release untreated human and industrial waste, toxic materials and debris into nearby streams, rivers and other water bodies, which make up our surface water. These overflows are also responsible for the contamination and spread of pathogens to surface water, that may lead to waterborne illnesses.

Even with strict social distancing measures in place, many are still gathering online

By Lauren Giannone | April 18, 2020
During these times of social distancing and self-isolation due to COVID-19, people have been looking for ways to fight loneliness. Some have resorted to… Read More

St. Patrick’s Day: Where you can go that is still open

By Lauren Giannone | March 16, 2020
Some students and community members may wonder where they could go to celebrate St. Patrick’s day despite many facilities being shut down due to… Read More

Students to advocate for Guatemala in Washington, DC following study-abroad

By Lauren Giannone | March 11, 2020
During spring 2020 semester,  14 students and seven faculty participated in a short-term study abroad in Guatemala. The trip is part of a three-segment… Read More

How does the salary of Cabrini’s president equate with that of comparable presidents?

By Lauren Giannone | March 5, 2020
Editor Note: Since this subject is sensitive, some faculty have agreed to give their opinion but they felt compelled to remain anonymous. While the… Read More

Field day: Cabrini’s innovative approach to traditional college common-hour

By Lauren Giannone | February 6, 2020
The Cabrini common hour came about as a solution to bring everyone together on campus and collectively build trust with one another, the vice… Read More

Major tech company commits to reducing its carbon footprint

By Lauren Giannone | January 29, 2020
Microsoft announces new plans to become carbon negative by 2030, which means removing more carbon than it emits. By 2050, Microsoft plans to remove… Read More

How to land your dream career: 5 lessons not taught in the classroom

By Lauren Giannone | January 22, 2020
With national tuition costs being upwards of $36,801 according to US News data, it may not be surprising to learn that high student loan… Read More

The winners are in for this year’s Mr. and Miss Cabrini pageant

By Lauren Giannone | November 13, 2019
The Mr. & Miss Cabrini Pageant is one of the best-kept traditions on campus that brings the community together, says a director of campus… Read More
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Should spring breakers across the country feel responsible for spread of COVID-19?

By Lauren Giannone | April 26, 2020
Last month, some college students across the United States took part in spring break activities with little regard for the warnings signaled by selective… Read More

Is your drinking water safe?

By Lauren Giannone | April 26, 2020
When combined sewer overflows exceed capacity and are not able to drain properly, they release untreated human and industrial waste, toxic materials and debris into nearby streams, rivers and other water bodies, which make up our surface water. These overflows are also responsible for the contamination and spread of pathogens to surface water, that may lead to waterborne illnesses.

Even with strict social distancing measures in place, many are still gathering online

By Lauren Giannone | April 18, 2020
During these times of social distancing and self-isolation due to COVID-19, people have been looking for ways to fight loneliness. Some have resorted to… Read More

St. Patrick’s Day: Where you can go that is still open

By Lauren Giannone | March 16, 2020
Some students and community members may wonder where they could go to celebrate St. Patrick’s day despite many facilities being shut down due to… Read More

Students to advocate for Guatemala in Washington, DC following study-abroad

By Lauren Giannone | March 11, 2020
During spring 2020 semester,  14 students and seven faculty participated in a short-term study abroad in Guatemala. The trip is part of a three-segment… Read More

How does the salary of Cabrini’s president equate with that of comparable presidents?

By Lauren Giannone | March 5, 2020
Editor Note: Since this subject is sensitive, some faculty have agreed to give their opinion but they felt compelled to remain anonymous. While the… Read More

Field day: Cabrini’s innovative approach to traditional college common-hour

By Lauren Giannone | February 6, 2020
The Cabrini common hour came about as a solution to bring everyone together on campus and collectively build trust with one another, the vice… Read More

Major tech company commits to reducing its carbon footprint

By Lauren Giannone | January 29, 2020
Microsoft announces new plans to become carbon negative by 2030, which means removing more carbon than it emits. By 2050, Microsoft plans to remove… Read More

How to land your dream career: 5 lessons not taught in the classroom

By Lauren Giannone | January 22, 2020
With national tuition costs being upwards of $36,801 according to US News data, it may not be surprising to learn that high student loan… Read More

The winners are in for this year’s Mr. and Miss Cabrini pageant

By Lauren Giannone | November 13, 2019
The Mr. & Miss Cabrini Pageant is one of the best-kept traditions on campus that brings the community together, says a director of campus… Read More
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