Lifestyles

How does Cabrini celebrate Women’s History Month?

March marks Women’s History Month, created in 1987 by the Education Task Force of Sonoma Country Commission on the Status of Women. They planned… Read More

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Rihanna returns to music

Rihanna’s musical homecoming happens Feb. 12 at the Super Bowl halftime show, and the anticipation is building. Will she debut new music before then… Read More

Cabrini University celebrates Welcome Weekend

As the new year begins, so does Cabrini students’ spring semester. And there is no better way to start off the new term than… Read More

The power of post-holiday break blues

Holiday break marks a time for students to refresh, relax, spend time with family, and not worry about school. But returning after the break… Read More

Will ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ be worth the wait?

After 13 long years of waiting, the time has finally come: James Cameron’s “Avatar: The Way of Water” hits theaters on Dec. 16. This… Read More

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
Members of Social Nexus

Social Nexus: A year later

Does what you learn in the classroom translate to the real world? Dr. Nune Grigoryan, assistant communication professor, had this question in mind when… Read More
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How Uber ensures safety for its riders

Accessing daily transportation can be a struggle for some, or easy for others. Many college students don’t have a car on campus or can… 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
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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

‘The News’ on pop-punk’s return

Paramore’s sixth studio album “This Is Why” debuted at number one on Billboard’s Top Rock Chart on Feb. 22, setting a promising precedent for Fall… Read More

Making the most of spring break

During the semester, students find themselves overwhelmed with school, work, and extracurricular activities. Emily Slonecker, assistant professor of psychology, explained, “It is incredibly beneficial… Read More

Celebrating the importance of Black History Month

February is Black History Month, a time to honor and celebrate Black people from all time periods in U.S. history. The city of Philadelphia… Read More

Social work clubs makes valentines for kids

Throughout the week of Feb. 5, Cabrini University’s Social Work Club hosted events during which students could make Valentine’s Day cards. This is an… Read More

What are Cabrini’s upcoming events, and who’s delivering them?

As the 2023 spring semester kicks off, many students may not be aware of the variety of campus events available to everyone. University offices… Read More

Reaping the reward, but at what cost?

The gambling industry can make or break a person. Some find themselves successful when putting their money on the line, others, not so much.… Read More

Black authors to discover this Black History Month

There are no major spoilers, all the information provided is in the book’s synopsis. Black authors are aware of the exclusion of people of… Read More
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West Philly store owner strives for change and empowerment

At her West Philly boutique Grant Blvd, owner Kimberly McGlonn hires formerly incarcerated people, donates a portion of proceeds to nonprofit organizations, and recycles… Read More

Get to know these Black-owned businesses

Black-owned local businesses surrounding the Philadelphia area and the outskirts are few and far between and many people aren’t aware of them. In Philadelphia,… Read More

Valentine’s Day gift guide for college students

Feb. 14, also known as Valentine’s Day, can look different for everyone. A day that was originally celebrated as a pagan festival in Rome,… Read More