The hearts behind the mission: Cabrini Mission Corps ends 24 years of worldwide service
24 years ago the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred of Jesus founded Cabrini Mission Corps, a program used to touch the lives and hearts… Read More
Molly Seaman
Managing Editor of the Loquitur at Cabrini University. Colorado Born and Raised. 21 years old with a deep love for people, travel and education.
Articles by Molly Seaman
All Hale the Valedictorian: Class of 2016’s highest honor revealed
Perfectionist, conscientious, patient, detail-oriented and honest. These are the words used to describe Cabrini College’s 2016 valedictorian, Thomas Hale. A graduate of Perkiomen… Read More
Better safe than sorry: Attacks on college campuses are more common than students think
Did you know that college student’s aged 18 to 24 report about 526,000 violent crimes on campus every year? Of these crimes, the Violent… Read More
The CEO that could: Founder of Brown Superstores brings promise to the desert
All photos by Emily Rowan. Every year, Cabrini College invites leaders in the corporate and non-profit world to be Executive in Residence, arguably one… Read More
Use your brain: Psychologists across the country unite to defend their field
What happens when the governor of your state trash talks your major? That’s exactly what happened in Florida. This is what Governor Rick Scott… Read More
Employees turned killers: Should job mental health screenings be required?
In Northeast Philadelphia an altercation between two employees turned deadly at the Kraft Food plant. Yvonne Hiller, 43, was known to have frequent disagreements… Read More
Seven Days of Guatemala: A service trip to remember
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She’s got hot sauce in her bag, swag: Is Beyonce’s new video Formation too controversial?
To some, Carter’s performance seemed business as usual. Fierce dance moves, mane blowing in the wind, incredible vocals. What else is new? “I think… Read More
Pin it to win it
Pinterest. Possibly one of the most addicting apps to ever hit the modern-day world. For those of you that do not know, Pinterest is… Read More
‘You Are Welcome Here’ at Cabrini University
“No matter where you are from or who you are, you are welcome here.” “One Cabrini Family.” “No matter how the world changes, no… Read More
‘I have one grasshopper but I will break it in half and give you half’: A resilient country – Madagascar
“I do not know about all of you but 10 years ago, my image of Madagascar was the movie. I love that movie, it… Read More
Humans unsheltered: Homelessness, cold feet and the Joy of Sox
As the temperature dropped to bitter single digits and the snowflakes began to fall on a dark winter night, Cabrini University students fell asleep… Read More
An identity tested: University defends immigrants and refugees in face of adversity
Founded upon social justice, the heart of Cabrini University beats to the sound of the diversity that flows through its veins. Its very mission… Read More
25 acts of kindness for the holiday season
Acts both large and small created to spread some goodwill and inspire hope this holiday season. 1. Give the gift of hope Catholic Relief… Read More
The pressure of perfect
Get good grades. Be involved. The pressure of perfect. Get a good job. Pay off your bills. The pressure of perfect. Be happy. Do… Read More
What would Mother Cabrini have to say about the Syrian Refugee Crisis?
Who is St. Frances Xavier Cabrini? Some may know her as the first American saint, others may remember her as the foundress of the… Read More
The journey of a million miles: 10 things Poland taught me
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