From what they wear to what they eat, more people embrace veganism
Rewind 2,000 years, and that was when the vegan diet came about. It was not identified as veganism at the time, but it pertained… Read More
Layal Srour
Articles by Layal Srour
36 seniors receive the Who’s Who award
Shannon Agnew: early childhood education PreK-4 with special education PreK-8 I think my most significant contribution at Cabrini was to the athletic department. I was… Read More
University cuts departments, lets full-time professors go
Cabrini University made the decision in March to cut a number of faculty and staff positions and eliminate several departments and academic programs. Two… Read More
Students, professors react negatively to philosophy department elimination, staff cuts
Editor’s Note: This original version of this article, published April 28, 2021, contained screenshots of the master schedule as of that day, which showed… Read More
Celebrating the holy month of Ramadan
It couldn’t have gone better- celebrating the month of Ramadan during April’s Arab-American heritage month. This year, Ramadan began on April 12, 2021 and… Read More
Asian hate crimes are on the rise
For the past few months, there has been an alarming increase in Asian hate crimes, mostly seniors, but the question is why. An analysis… Read More
Toni Breidinger makes NASCAR history as first Arab-American female driver
At just 21 years old, she made history as not just the first Arab-American female driver for NASCAR, but she also made history when… Read More
Community journalist shares his experience and knowledge for storytelling
Journalism is to spread stories with a human element that benefits the community, 6abc community journalist said Monday. “The concept of community journalism is… Read More
Slavery is still happening and it needs to stop!
Modern slavery, or human trafficking, is described with three elements: The Act, The Means and The Purpose. This month, for National Slavery Human Trafficking… Read More
Juneteenth: Celebrating 155 years of freedom and struggle
On June 19, 1865, those who were enslaved in the state of Texas received the news that they were finally free. Unfortunately, this news… Read More
Plant-based diets bring health and environmental benefits
Many are switching to a plant-based diets for health and environmental reasons.
Doors of most stores have been closed to promote social distancing, resulting in lost wages
“A record breaking 3.3 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week,” as reported by the Labor Department due to a “nationwide shut down… Read More
A trip to Ellis Island reveals Lebanese paths to US
“I am me… I am you… You are me… We are us.” This quote explains the idea that every immigrant that came to the… Read More
1 virus, thousands dead and many more infected
The start of the new decade has been anything but great. Starting in Wuhan, China, this new virus had many people fearing their lives,… Read More
Cabrini’s first curl fest: A hair diversity event
Photos by Juliet Jacob On Monday, Feb. 17 at 5 p.m. in Grace Hall, Student Engagement and Leadership (SEaL) and Student Diversity Initiative, held… Read More
Social media: The danger it poses on body image
“No matter how many hours I spent at the gym and how healthy I ate, it wasn’t enough and I wasn’t losing the weight… Read More
Work hard, play hard: Men’s basketball team not giving up
Family. A small word, yet it means so much to this basketball team. This season has been a roller coaster ride for the men,… Read More
An inside look into the women’s basketball team
Starting off to a great start, the women’s basketball team has won four out of the five games they played so far in the… Read More
Women’s soccer team wins AEC title against Marywood
Hard work paid off for the women’s soccer team this season. After playing multiple matches against Marywood University in the past, they were able… Read More
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