Watershed ECG wins award
The award will recognize a group of 35 students and professors during a ceremony at the Wissahickon Valley Watershed Association located in Ambler, Pa. on Wednesday, May 9.
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Compost dumpsite at Cabrini
Most students, faculty and staff are unaware of the extensive measures taken to ensure the environmental sustainability of Cabrini College.
Fall 2011 Open House
Beautiful Fall weather boosted attendance of high school students for Sunday's open house.
Getting down to Earth: 7 Billion babies on plant earth and counting
The world celebrated the historic birth of the seven billionth baby on Monday Oct. 31. Although specific babies born on that day were chosen to represent the population increase, the United Nations noted how impossible it is to know exactly where or when the seven billionth person was born due to the millions of births and deaths that occur every day.
Town hall forum addresses cyberbullying
A town meeting on social media and online harassment was held on Tuesday, Sept. 27.
Marketplace greets students with big changes
The doors to the Marketplace were opened for the first meal time since the anticipated renovations on Thursday, Aug. 24. It was an exciting day for students and faculty alike as the Marketplace served its first full-course meal to the entire Cabrini community.
Love knows no age: students embarks on life-long relationship
They met by pure happenstance. Two young students, Amy Rodden and Dan Ferrell didn’t know that five days after they met they would begin… Read More
Class of 2011: Meet your valedictorian
The class of 2011's valedictorian is Stephanie Iaccarino.
Cabrini day: day of empowerment
Cabrini day is a celebration of the mission and heritage of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini.
Andy Zipfel speaks to communication majors
Andy Zipfel, a Cabrini College graduate, believes in using dedication and determination to get where you want to be in life. Zipfel spoke to all of the communication majors in the Widener Lecture Hall on Friday, Oct. 29.
PBandU: peanut butter lovers, get excited
A new restaurant designed with college students in mind has just recently opened in the heart of Wayne. PBandU is a place where you can enjoy four different types of homemade peanut butter with practically anything else you can think of.
Homeless man shares story with ECG class
Speaking during class was hard for Sherwin to do, but his struggle made the class understand the lessons that could be learned about judging the homeless without first knowing their story.
New friend request, it’s your mom
Attention: there is a new and entertaining way for parents to stalk your every move. That’s right, our beloved Facebook is being used in offices, homes and coffee shops all over the place by parents who now dedicate all of their time to making their children’s lives miserable. Let me clarify, more miserable than before.
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Wyclef Jean Even though Wyclef Jean couldn’t be the president of Haiti, his new career as a professor at the prestigious Brown University should… Read More
Stud and Dud of the Week
Stud of the Week With the release of her new fashion line for Khol’s, this is the week for MTV actress, Lauren Conrad. Conrad… Read More
Catfish Movie Review: “The Best Hitchcock Film, That Hitchcock Never Directed”
The recently released documentary, “Catfish,” holds the unofficial title as “The Best Hitchcock Film, That Hitchcock Never Directed.” The documentary follows the story of… Read More
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