Living with a purpose: Using education
Everyone has a purpose in life. What ultimately separates a desire from purpose is the lasting effect that it has on the surrounding environment
Se'Quia Bailey
Hello, My name is Se'Quia Bailey I am a double major in Criminology and Communication. I have been a staff writer for the Loquitur newspaper for two years and co-lifestyles editor for one year. I am the manager of the Women's basketball team at Cabrini College as well as a Student Ambassador. I devote time to community service as well.
Articles by Se'Quia Bailey
CRS Food Fast: another success
Students were given time to reflect on “silence of the fast”—what was there to gain?
College participates in SEPCHE-wide human services networking event
These networking events give students the opportunity to network with alumni within that field.
Audience captivated in afternoon of song
An afternoon of music took the audience to various places in musical history
National eating disorder awareness week
Eating disorders are no stranger to Cabrini College. Daily talks and critiques happen right here on campus.
Cavaliers in Transition allows students to build skills, connections
Relax and Lead is a program designed by the Cavaliers in transition program to offer opportunities for Cabrini alumni to connect with current students here at Cabrini.
Keys brings fire to court, finds life meaning away from basketball
Sophomore forward Amber Keys is known on the court as a fire-started who will do whatever it take.
Schools develop safety strategies
It is important that you as a student and a community member feel a strong sense of security.
Factory deaths brings attention to sweatshop clothing
People hear “fair trade” and they automatically associate it with food. However, fair trade takes on other forms as well. Fair trade has become… Read More
Epic week kick-off ‘So You think You Can Dance’
Epic week has kicked-off with an epic night of dance. Tuesday, April 22, three dance groups competed for the chance to win Cabrini’s first ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ Competition. The event took place in the Grace Hall atrium where about 45 students gathered to watch their peers compete.
Proper tools for summer internships – resume writing
With summer around the corner, students everywhere should have one thing in mind—internships. Whether you are getting paid or receiving college credit it is something that will get you a leg-up on your future competition.
But how can you do that? What will make you stand out in the crowd and get you that internship? As redundant as the topic may seem, resumes are the true breadwinners.
With a smile…Gabby Tinoco
Make-up, cheers, glitter and pom-pom’s is what most people remember when they hear the name Gabrielle Tinoco. Junior elementary education and special education major, Tinoco, is more than what meets the eye.
Give him the light, he’s ready for action – Evan Guinessy
Living in the spotlight is something Evan Guinessy is use to. A freshman, elementary education major, Guinessy is ready to make his mark.
Summer is here, now own it
Summer planning can be something very stressful, time-consuming, and often times costly.
Revive music: let’s get back to the basics
Music isn’t dead its just going through a slight drought.
College provost to take on new post at Wilkes University
Skleder has helped to support innovation amongst the development of programs.
ASK Blue 10 Food For Thought…
Dear Blue, Recently I have been getting a lot of comments about how I have lost weight. I do not really understand why because… Read More
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