I’d Tap That: student give their opinions about water on campus
Did you know that in 2015 Americans used almost 50 billion plastic water bottles? However, only 23 percent of those water bottles were recycled,… 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
To transfer or not to transfer: An ode to indecisiveness
It does not seem all that long ago that we were seniors in high school trying to decide what we wanted to do with… Read More
Senior convergence class wins esteemed Silver-Davey Award
Yet again, Cabrini College students have been able to prove that although they are small, they are mighty. Out of 4,000 submissions the honors… Read More
My big fat expensive wedding
From the time that they are little, young girls grow up dreaming of the perfect wedding. This trend begins by dressing up in a… Read More
Money Matters: Cabrini students learn the value of saving
Month after month, students all over the country continue to meet the criteria of a “broke college student,” ramen noodle diet and all. All… Read More
Play 4 the Cure: Women’s field hockey battles Gettysburg
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You got served: Cabrini women’s tennis smashes Keystone in a 9-0 victory
On the cold rainy morning of Saturday, Oct. 3, the women’s tennis team fought their way to a 9-0 victory. Due to the heavy… Read More
Refuse to lose: Cabrini men’s soccer beats Albright in over time victory
Picture this: A battle under the stadium lights. Two teams determined to come out with a win no matter what the circumstances. However, only… 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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Episode 8: Student Life and Athletics Come Together
