Fourth Annual Women’s March celebrates intersectional feminism and female accomplishment
Year of the Woman On the morning of Jan. 18, an excited group of Cabrini students huddled in the snow, signs in hand, watching… Read More
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West vs. South residence halls: Is newer really better?
Some people believe that new is always better. Cabrini recently opened a brand new building for on-campus living. If you haven’t been in the… Read More
Main Line mourns loss of local legend Kobe Bryant
The news of Kobe Bryant’s death has sent shock around the entire sports world. But for many in suburban Philadelphia, this is a… Read More
Posters for sale in Cru5h
Tons of posters were for sale in Cru5h on Monday and Tuesday. The posters depicted athletes, well-known paintings, pop culture legends and different musical… Read More
Students find new ways to be active on campus at the Involvement Fair
Cabrini University offers many opportunities for students to be involved on campus through different clubs and groups. The campus held a two-hour event, known… Read More
Hunger affects academic performance in school
According to the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion’s Division of Population Health, skipping breakfast is associated with decreased cognitive performance… Read More
Plans for South Residence to get peepholes and new shades
South Residence Hall, Cabrini’s newest dorm building, currently has no peepholes in all of their residents’ doors. This is the first semester that South… Read More
Living with spina bifida, an invisible disorder
Cabrini freshman Thomas Ryan looks like an average freshman. But his story, even before he was born, was one for the record books. He… Read More
Field hockey player Kelly Sweeney: injured but not giving up
The Cabrini women’s field hockey team had a rough season this year. Sophomore Kelly Sweeney has had an injury since her junior year of… Read More
Cabrini Solidarity Walk
With the closure of Cabrini University coming in May 2024, alumni and students want to use events on campus to show their support for… Read More
Cure Firearm Violence
Click to visit the project website. Firearm violence isn’t a new problem in the United States, but according to a May 2022 report from… Read More
Cabrini University Peace Arch building event
On April 25, Cabrini’s Wolfington Center, Center on Immigration, and Center for Global Learning gathered students and staff to create handmade paper flowers for… Read More
Students and faculty speak up about free speech on campus
In the wake of former professor Kareem Tannous’ lawsuit against Cabrini, Loquitur reporter Jedidah Antwi asked students what they thought about limits to free… Read More
76ers plan to build a new stadium in Chinatown
A business owner and an activist weigh in on the impact that the proposed 76ers arena that is set to be built a block… Read More
Cabrini’s Coordinated Community Response Team hosts the Clothesline Project
The month of April is recognized as Sexual Assault Awareness Month. To focus attention on this issue, Cabrini’s Coordinated Community Response Team hosted the… Read More
Cabrini Catholic Relief Services Annual Food Fast
Cabrini’s annual Food Fast, sponsored by the Catholic Relief Services, Dr. Jerry Zurek, and Dr. Raymond Ward filled all levels of the Mansion’s foyer… Read More
Alumni return for Cabrini Cabaret
The Cabrini Theater held an Alumni Cabaret on Thursday, March 16 in Grace Hall from 8-11 p.m. A total of seven alumni performed. These… Read More
Cabrini Black Student Union’s “Drip or Drown” fashion show
On Thursday, Feb. 23, Cabrini University’s Black Student Union hosted a fashion show in Grace Hall titled “Drip or Drown,” with an attendance of… Read More
CAP Board host Black artist showcase
On Friday, Feb. 17 Cabrini Campus Activities and Programming Board hosted a Black Artist Showcase in Grace Hall. In honor of Black History Month,… Read More
