Loquitur carved my path in life
Looking back on my four years at Cabrini, one of my biggest accomplishments and the project that I spent the most time on was… Read More
Sophia Gerner
Articles by Sophia Gerner
Cabrini finds resilience during pandemic
After the pandemic shaped our first two years at Cabrini, the 2021-22 school year brought with it a new sense of normalcy, purpose and… Read More
The Latest: Campus events, mask mandates and an FDA investigation into Lucky Charms
Today, we bring you news from around campus, the region and the world. Pulled from Loquitur student media coverage, campus announcements and local and… Read More
Dear Accepted Students: Brace yourselves for a few uncertainties
Uncertainty. That word sums up a recurring theme that should not be at the forefront of Cabrini’s brand as new students start making critical… Read More
Pack your suitcases; I’ll see you on Monday
It’s Friday night. The majority of college students are getting ready to go out for the night to kick off their weekends, but not… Read More
We stand with Ukraine: What you can do to help from Cabrini
More than 2 million refugees have fled Ukraine and are now seeking to restart their lives with their families in different countries all over… Read More
Most of what we know of human trafficking is wrong, experts say
In front of an audience of more than 50 college students, Carla Clanagan motioned to the crowd. “It can be anyone. Look around, anyone of… Read More
Cavalier fans celebrate Cabrini’s four-for-four champion wins
Cabrini’s fall athletes earned the university four Atlantic East Conference championships all within a few hours. This past Saturday, Cabrini University’s Men’s Soccer, Women’s… Read More
The world we live in
We live in a world where there is danger around every corner. Many people know someone who has been the victim of drug violence.… Read More
Furry friends keep their owner’s spirits up during the pandemic.
Owning a pet can be a great opportunity that increases people’s well-being, mental health and even physical activity. “There have been studies that suggest… Read More
Is driving while intoxicated worth the results?
Your safety and the safety of others in a car come first, Cabrini’s director of counseling and psychological services said on December’s drunk driving… Read More
Cabrini’s new chaplain wears many hats
Cabrini’s new university chaplain shares his excitement for his new position and his favorite aspects of his life, serving as a campus minister and… Read More
The new risks developing countries face with the hit of COVID-19
Guatemala was on its way to becoming an independent community that was starting to flourish on its own until the impact of Covid-19 and… Read More
Vote to be the voice of change, Cabrini grads say.
Voting is such an important aspect of our lives that all people should take advantage of, Cabrini graduate panelists agreed on the “Why I… Read More
Are students’ school lives suffering due to the coronavirus pandemic?
Are students receiving the education they want and are paying for? Is living on campus worth it anymore? Will students decide to stay living… Read More
Don’t rush to grow up
When I was little and wishing to be older or to be able to do things that I was too young to do, my… Read More
Diversity speaker says ‘It’s hard to hate close up’
“It’s hard to hate close up,” Nydia Han, 6ABC News anchor and Emmy award-winning journalist, said. On Oct. 7, the Office of University Diversity… Read More
Despite obstacles with coronavirus, Cabrini plans to have a memorable Hispanic heritage month.
Newly elected director of campus activities and programming, Jé La Boulden, has big hopes to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at Cabrini University. Campus activities… Read More
Cabrini University searches for new director of campus ministry
Cabrini University is currently searching for a new director of campus ministry. Interviews had taken place last week and feedback was sent to the… Read More
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