Media representation of missing POC
Jelani Day was his name, but his family and friends referred to him as JJ. Many people don’t even know he exists… Why? The… Read More
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One year after the death of Walter Wallace, Philadelphia comes together to honor his life
27-year old Walter Wallace Jr. had been battling multiple mental health issues, including Bipolar disorder, for years. On Oct. 26 2020, this internal struggle… Read More
Being Black on a campus that cut Black Studies
During the spring semester of 2021, the Cabrini community got an email stating that the school will be cutting programs and staff. The… 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
Students’ actions against systemic racism now need to be matched by university policy
A year filled with marches, initiatives and discussions, Cabrini has responded to national incidents of racism and broad inequalities. However, the institution has yet… Read More
International adoptions pose issues for children trying to cross borders
Children from all over the world struggle to make ends meet under the circumstances they’re placed in. Most kids are stuck across borders waiting… Read More
University cuts departments, lets full-time professors go
Cabrini University made the decision in March to cut a number of faculty and staff positions and eliminate several departments and academic programs. Two… Read More
Earth Day 2021: Cabrini Green Team cleans up campus
Cabrini’s Green Team partnered with the Wolfington Center for “Campus Cleanup Day.” Students volunteered to pick up trash and tidy up campus. It was… Read More
Eating disorders: not a choice or a lifestyle
Eating disorders: not a choice or a lifestyle Sam Mottolo, a freshman environmental science major at Saint Joseph’s University, is in recovery from her… Read More
College athletes are not essential workers; why do we think we are?
It is okay, I can say that. I am one. Before I keep going, let me explain more about who I am. I come… Read More
Media representation of missing POC
Jelani Day was his name, but his family and friends referred to him as JJ. Many people don’t even know he exists… Why? The… Read More
One year after the death of Walter Wallace, Philadelphia comes together to honor his life
27-year old Walter Wallace Jr. had been battling multiple mental health issues, including Bipolar disorder, for years. On Oct. 26 2020, this internal struggle… Read More
Being Black on a campus that cut Black Studies
During the spring semester of 2021, the Cabrini community got an email stating that the school will be cutting programs and staff. The… 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
Students’ actions against systemic racism now need to be matched by university policy
A year filled with marches, initiatives and discussions, Cabrini has responded to national incidents of racism and broad inequalities. However, the institution has yet… Read More
International adoptions pose issues for children trying to cross borders
Children from all over the world struggle to make ends meet under the circumstances they’re placed in. Most kids are stuck across borders waiting… Read More
University cuts departments, lets full-time professors go
Cabrini University made the decision in March to cut a number of faculty and staff positions and eliminate several departments and academic programs. Two… Read More
Earth Day 2021: Cabrini Green Team cleans up campus
Cabrini’s Green Team partnered with the Wolfington Center for “Campus Cleanup Day.” Students volunteered to pick up trash and tidy up campus. It was… Read More
Eating disorders: not a choice or a lifestyle
Eating disorders: not a choice or a lifestyle Sam Mottolo, a freshman environmental science major at Saint Joseph’s University, is in recovery from her… Read More
College athletes are not essential workers; why do we think we are?
It is okay, I can say that. I am one. Before I keep going, let me explain more about who I am. I come… Read More
