Lauren Stohler

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So frequent, so detrimental, yet still so taboo: A story of a young woman and her eating disorder

By Lauren Stohler | May 9, 2017
By her second semester sophomore year in college, Liana had quickly learned that by eating certain foods and guzzling a bottle of water after… Read More

Hip-Hop and R&B fans: Welcome 6LACK, pronounced “black”

By Lauren Stohler | March 24, 2017
The qualities and features that draw a person to an artist and turns them into listeners can be a difficult process, especially for a… Read More

“New” Video Production professor is the most hirable man in Cabrini history

By Lauren Stohler | March 16, 2017
The Cabrini University communication department has welcomed back John Doyle, coined by Dr. Jerry Zurek as ‘the most hirable man in Cabrini history,’ with… Read More

Sanctuary universities: colleges stand up to protect undocumented students

By Lauren Stohler | February 14, 2017
In response to president-elect Donald J. Trump’s promise of mass deportation, many colleges and universities across our nation have developed a plan to become… Read More

Starting in 2018 Pennsylvania state ID’s will not meet Homeland Security’s approval for travel

By Lauren Stohler | February 13, 2017
A new federal law will be implemented in Jan. 2018 making Pennsylvania and other various state IDs invalid for all air travel, federal buildings,… Read More

Cavalier Field Hockey team crushes Keystone 3-0

By Lauren Stohler | December 13, 2016
The Cabrini Cavalier Field Hockey team dominated Keystone College three to zero on Saturday, Oct. 8. All in the first half, juniors, forward Sara… Read More

Megan Rapinoe kneels to continue the conversation on the oppressed

By Lauren Stohler | December 11, 2016
  On Sunday, Sept. 4, Seattle Reign FC midfielder, Megan Rapinoe was found exercising her right to kneel during the playing of the national… Read More

The damage of societal expectations

By Lauren Stohler | November 17, 2016
No matter how many days I swam during the summer, played soccer in the fall, participated in softball in the spring, and figure skated… Read More

What happened to Whitney Way Thore?

By Lauren Stohler | November 14, 2016
The morning of the second day of the bi-annual Body Image Conference on Thursday, Oct. 27, a frantic message blasted across social media and… Read More

Daylight Saving: What, when, why?

By Lauren Stohler | November 13, 2016
It’s that time of year again; the weather is frigid and the sky is dark blue when walking to class at 4:35 p.m. On… Read More
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So frequent, so detrimental, yet still so taboo: A story of a young woman and her eating disorder

By Lauren Stohler | May 9, 2017
By her second semester sophomore year in college, Liana had quickly learned that by eating certain foods and guzzling a bottle of water after… Read More

Hip-Hop and R&B fans: Welcome 6LACK, pronounced “black”

By Lauren Stohler | March 24, 2017
The qualities and features that draw a person to an artist and turns them into listeners can be a difficult process, especially for a… Read More

“New” Video Production professor is the most hirable man in Cabrini history

By Lauren Stohler | March 16, 2017
The Cabrini University communication department has welcomed back John Doyle, coined by Dr. Jerry Zurek as ‘the most hirable man in Cabrini history,’ with… Read More

Sanctuary universities: colleges stand up to protect undocumented students

By Lauren Stohler | February 14, 2017
In response to president-elect Donald J. Trump’s promise of mass deportation, many colleges and universities across our nation have developed a plan to become… Read More

Starting in 2018 Pennsylvania state ID’s will not meet Homeland Security’s approval for travel

By Lauren Stohler | February 13, 2017
A new federal law will be implemented in Jan. 2018 making Pennsylvania and other various state IDs invalid for all air travel, federal buildings,… Read More

Cavalier Field Hockey team crushes Keystone 3-0

By Lauren Stohler | December 13, 2016
The Cabrini Cavalier Field Hockey team dominated Keystone College three to zero on Saturday, Oct. 8. All in the first half, juniors, forward Sara… Read More

Megan Rapinoe kneels to continue the conversation on the oppressed

By Lauren Stohler | December 11, 2016
  On Sunday, Sept. 4, Seattle Reign FC midfielder, Megan Rapinoe was found exercising her right to kneel during the playing of the national… Read More

The damage of societal expectations

By Lauren Stohler | November 17, 2016
No matter how many days I swam during the summer, played soccer in the fall, participated in softball in the spring, and figure skated… Read More

What happened to Whitney Way Thore?

By Lauren Stohler | November 14, 2016
The morning of the second day of the bi-annual Body Image Conference on Thursday, Oct. 27, a frantic message blasted across social media and… Read More

Daylight Saving: What, when, why?

By Lauren Stohler | November 13, 2016
It’s that time of year again; the weather is frigid and the sky is dark blue when walking to class at 4:35 p.m. On… Read More
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