‘Water for Elephants’ remains true to award-winning novel
The much-anticipated film, “Water for Elephants,” was released on Friday, April 22, approximately five years after the No.1 New York Times best-seller by Sara… Read More
Rachael Renz
Articles by Rachael Renz
No. 8 Roanoke reigns over Cavaliers
The No. 17 Cabrini Cavaliers’ five-game win streak came to a halt against the No. 8 Roanoke Maroons on Sunday, April 10 with a… Read More
Student volunteers time to coach high school basketball
Most college students are challenged to balance schoolwork, out-of-school responsibilities and relationships. But Maryellen Anastasio, 21-year-old senior communication major, juggles a job, classes, a social life and a volunteer position coaching high school basketball at Radnor High School.
Phils ‘R2C2’ heads to Spring Training
It’s that time of the year again. Football is finally over with a Packers Super Bowl win and now begins one of America’s greatest sports – baseball. Starting on Monday, Feb. 14, the Philadelphia Phillies report to Spring Training in Clearwater, Fla.
Upperclassmen achieve personal bests in ‘senior swim meet’
Cabrini’s men’s and women’s swim teams faced two hurdles during their meet on Saturday, Jan. 29. Not only did they face Widener University, but… Read More
What eReaders mean for the future of the good old-fashioned book
I knew this was coming. I knew everything would change and I hate it. Why must eReaders brainwash the newest generation of readers? Is… Read More
‘Speak Now’ has gone viral
The latest edition to the Taylor Swift’s library of talent is the highly anticipated “Speak Now.” This latest installment, released on Oct. 25, contains… Read More
Season recap: Cavaliers cross country
With a group of only seven runners, Cabrini’s cross country team wasn’t able to place in most of the meets that they competed in. However, this hurdle didn’t stop them from beating their personal bests.
Player Profile: Caitlin Donahue
Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) Player of the Year, CSAC First Team Honoree, CSAC Honorable Mention and Player of the Week are just some of the honors that senior goalkeeper Caitlin Donahue has been awarded.
Soda tax not so sweet
If you haven't already heard the angry cries throughout our nation that our government is causing, let me fill you in. President Barack Obama wants universal health care for our country. This health care plan doesn't grow on trees, but in fact grows in our wallets.
Briggs experiences Ethiopia firsthand
Traveling to a new and unfamiliar country can be intimidating yet exciting at the same time. In Beth Briggs' case, she discovered a new world - a third world. Not only was her trip filled with new experiences but it was also life changing.
Beth Briggs, senior psychology and sociology major, decided to participate in the Catholic Relief Services undergraduate internship program, which led her to Ethiopia this past summer.
Make Monday night a healthy night
People are constantly worried about their calorie intake or how many carbohydrates are in their meal. Instead of scrutinizing everything you put into your body, why not check out 'Healthy Mondays?'
'Healthy Mondays' is an organization founded by Johns Hopkins University and was brought to Cabrini College by the Office of Health and Wellness Education this year.
Employment opportunities arise on Main Line
During the summer, most students had jobs, but what happens while students are away at school?
Whether they're just beginning their four years at Cabrini or they're welcoming back another semester, many students are still in need of a salary.
Luckily, there are countless job opportunities in the Cabrini College area.
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