Sexual orientation discrimination in the workplace exists, according to a survey
This past June, the U.S. supreme court ruled that same-sex marriage become legal in all 50 states. This was a huge change for not… Read More
Renee Oliver
Renee Oliver. Junior communications major at Cabrini College in Radnor, Pa. Sports section editor for the award-winning college newspaper, The Loquitur.
Articles by Renee Oliver
Women’s lacrosse celebrates senior day by going 9-0 in regular season play
The women’s lacrosse team celebrated their five seniors on Saturday, April 23 with a blowout 18-4 win over Gwynedd Mercy University. The matchup… Read More
Savers thrift store has opened their first location in Pennsylvania
Just in time for earth month, Savers thrift store has opened up in the nearby town of Willow Grove, Pa. Savers main objective is… Read More
Women’s lacrosse ends win streak and falls to No. 3 TCNJ
The women’s lacrosse team had their five game win streaked snapped with a 10-4 loss to nationally ranked No. 3 The College of New… Read More
Communication department is hoping to add a graduate program
The communication department is currently developing and looking to add a master’s program. “Dr. Taylor really wants to expand the college as we become… Read More
No. 8 men’s lacrosse lands another victory in overtime
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What Beyonce’s ‘Formation’ meant to me and should mean to you
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Janit Gorka is hired as first ever women’s rowing head coach
Cabrini athletics announced last November the addition of the school’s 18th collegiate sport, women’s rowing. On Wednesday, Jan. 13, the athletics department hired Janit… Read More
Course explores why the wealth of the rich continues to grow while everyone else stays stagnant
The average American wants to live out that ‘American dream’ that is embedded into their brains from a young age. The goal is to… Read More
Women’s club and recreation sports lack involvement
For students who no longer wish to play sports at the collegiate level but still have a love for fun activity and want to keep that going, recreational sports are for them.
At Cabrini, students are offered the option to join and participate in intramural, club sports and outdoor recreation.
One thing that has been noticed, why is there a lack of women involvement in comparison to the men?
Brittany Sandone cherishes Cabrini memories
All-American honorable mention, CSAC player of the year, 1,000-point scorer and fifth place on the all-time scoring record. The list of accolades and awards stretching over the past four years goes on and on.
Brittany Sandone, or “Britt” as her teammates and coaches called her, a Harleysville, Pa native and Cabrini class of 2014 graduate, said that if she could she would absolutely do it all over again.
Art department hosts first ever student art exhibit
Cabrini College will be having its first-ever student art exhibit that is open to all students. Other art shows feature the work of students in art courses and in the graphic design and fine arts department.
Sandra Vasquez joins Cabrini’s office of admissions
According to the 2013-2014 undergraduate catalog, 21 percent of Cabrini’s full-time students are of a racial or ethnic minority. To help raise this number, the college decided to create a new position in admissions known as a multicultural recruiter.
Alpha Delta Gamma receives national award
Alpha Delta Gamma is currently the only Fraternity at Cabrini. This past summer the chapter received the “Most Improved Chapter” award at the National Convention, which took place in Fort Lauderdale, FL.
Stetler enjoying his new position in faculty support
Cabrini has added several new staff members to the college. Rick Stetler, who received his master's degree from Cabrini, is now the new Faculty Support Operations Specialist.
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