U.S. immigration’s road to nowhere
Nearly two months after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis sent Venezuelan and Columbian migrants and asylum seekers to Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts without any prior accommodations,… Read More
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Saying diversity is important is not enough
As affirmative action sits on the Supreme Court’s chopping block, it is more important than ever to advocate for diversity on all university and… Read More
The Loquitur is free press
Freedom of the press is guaranteed by the First Amendment and is an integral part of our democracy. The Loquitur, Cabrini’s own press outlet,… 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
Slavery has not ended, help those still suffering
Editor’s note: This editorial received the 2016-17 Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence regional award as a finalist in the Online Opinion &… Read More
Trump threatens safety of undocumented immigrants in sanctuary cities
Editor’s note: This editorial received the 2016-17 Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence regional award as a finalist in the Online Opinion &… Read More
Young refugees ‘lost’ and found in local woman’s home
Editor’s note: This story won an award from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and 2nd place 2011 Chandler Award for Student Religion Reporter of… Read More
Homeless deserve more than just a casual glance
Our negligence to homeless people along with the negative stigma attached to those sleeping beneath city bridges contributes to the common belief that we should only help ourselves, because we’re all capable of attaining success on our own. Loquitur hopes that through courses like these Engagement In the Common Good classes, people can become more exposed to the reality of the situation
Students organize over Sudanese conflict
President of Catholic Relief Services at Cabrini College organized a separate working group of CRS that is immediately acting on what is happening in Sudan. His plans within the working group are reaching out to the Cabrini STAND (Students Taking Action Now in Darfur, a world-renowned student-run organization of college and high school students who are anti-genocide activists) chapter and the Black Student Union to join forces with the CRS Ambassadors.
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