Lifestyles
Studying in group sessions for finals week
As finals week arrives, it can be hard for students to study and complete their work. But there is no better way to prepare… Read More
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My Mind and Me: More than just another celebrity documentary
After being diagnosed with lupus and bipolar disorder, Selena Gomez explores her challenges with stardom, and medical and mental health in the 2022 documentary… Read More
The struggles of sports bonding away from home
Kids grow up watching sporting events, movies, and TV shows with their guardians. Then, 18 years later, those kids often go off to college… Read More
Student stylists enhance the campus beauty experience
Cosmetology is a passion for many Cabrini students. Whether it’s doing hair, makeup, nails, or any other beauty technique, there’s much talent to be… Read More
Introducing House 67 Productions
This semester marks the first year for the Cabrini communication department’s newest student-led agency, House 67 Productions. Advised by John Doyle, assistant professor of… Read More
Cabrini Swifties enter new era with “Midnights”
Cabrini students are in that lavender haze since Taylor Swift’s new album was released on Oct. 21. During the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards, Swift… Read More
Fit 4 U club aims to expand post-COVID-19
With pandemic restrictions on campus lifted, Cabrini’s Fit 4 U club hopes to increase its activities and drive up membership. Fit 4 U’s beginnings… Read More
The “Enola Holmes” movies represent female empowerment in choice, freedom, and true crime
When “Enola Holmes” was released on Netflix in 2020, and its sequel was released on Nov. 4, it wasn’t the films’ action-packed fun that… Read More
Voting with a disability: every vote counts
People with disabilities are the highest population of any minority that are registered to vote, per a survey conducted by Rutgers University. On Oct.… Read More
Wolfington Center increases voter engagement among students
Often, when it comes to voting, college students cannot make it to the polls or have not yet registered. Aaron Ellis, political and interfaith… Read More
First time voter’s guide
Voting for the first time can be scary, but there are a few steps to make in order to ease the intimidating voting process.… Read More
Movie Review: Not much luck to be had in the latest Lucky Numbers
by Michael A Kazanjian assistant a&e editor Quick, someone get Quentin Tarantino’s phone number to John Travolta immediately, his career needs to be resuscitated… Read More
The reality of `The Real World’
Jenine Ikeler by Stephanie Masucci “I’m not saying to be like me,” said 22-year-old Ruthie during her speech to promote alcohol awareness week last… Read More
Dr. T delivers the goods
By Michael A Kazanjian staff writer Robert Altman knows his craft. The acclaimed director of “M*A*S*H,” and “Nashville” (which is currently available in a… Read More
The dead will rise
by Jennifer Ford staff writer The woods on campus will be converted into a spooky site for the annual Cabrini College Haunted Trail. The… Read More
The History of Halloween:
Jenine J. Ikeler by Jenine Ikeler Ever since I was a child my first memory of Halloween was going to the pumpkin patch and… Read More
Other Traditional Treats
by Jill C. Hindman Dressing up in costumes, bobbing for apples and trick-or-treating are some of Halloween’s most famous traditions.While growing up we all… Read More
What to Wear: A Halloween Costume Review
Jenine Ikeler by Jenine Ikeler and Jill C. Hindman Okay, this year let’s try and be just a tad more original with our costume… Read More
After ‘Survivor’
by Jenine J. Ikeler staff writer Colleen Haskell, the pixie-like castaway from “Survivor,” is set to costar with Saturday Night Live star Rob Schneider… Read More
Early experiences in education
by Renee Di Pietro staffwriter Sophomore education majors are getting a taste of their major as they begin field experience every Wednesday, for 10… Read More
