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Governor with the accordance of the mayor announce dialed back COVID-19 restrictions for the City of Brotherly Love

By Chris Schaller | July 12, 2021
It is official, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania loosens its COVID-19 restrictions for dining, bars and public events Set for Easter Sunday, Mayor Jim Kenney, mayor of… Read More

How universities are preparing for another year of COVID-19

By America Lopez-Santiago | April 20, 2021
It has been a year since the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 pandemic.  Throughout the year, many places have struggled, and that includes… Read More

Cabrini is collaborating with North Philadelphia school to enhance college dreams

By Pryce Jamison | March 22, 2021
Cabrini has engaged in a partnership with the North Philadelphia middle school, St. James School, that will make college more accessible for kids in… Read More

Humor has more significance in online learning than you may think

By Anna Schmader | March 15, 2021
When the camera is on, the laughs are off. The pressure for humor in the online learning setting has been a meticulous subject. Teachers find… Read More

The American Rescue Plan will bring $1.9 trillion to Americans

By Cierra Southard | March 6, 2021
President Joseph Biden has proposed his American Rescue Plan, a $1.9 trillion stimulus package to Congress to provide financial relief to those that have… Read More

Pennsylvania uses technology to slow the spread of COVID 19

By Matthew Rutherford | February 28, 2021
The state of Pennsylvania unveiled an app back in Sep. in an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19. All citizens of Pennsylvania are… Read More

Here’s what we know about the Johnson & Johnson vaccine

By Ayanna Riley | February 28, 2021
  “Johnson & Johnson” by Open Grid Scheduler / Grid Engine is licensed under CC0 1.0 Starting in January of last year, drug company… Read More

PA House committee recommends change to election of state-level judges

By Anna Schmader | February 28, 2021
The judicial and court system can get complicated and confusing if you don’t understand political jargon. House Bill 38 is particularly significant due to… Read More

Americans are crossing state lines to get their COVID-19 vaccine

By Cierra Southard | February 20, 2021
The slow rollout of the coronavirus vaccine has sent Americans scrambling to get theirs as fast as possible. Currently, there is no national plan… Read More

COVID-19 vaccines begin to be administered

By Anna Schmader | February 6, 2021
COVID-19 vaccinations are beginning to be administered across the region. Physicians and students who have received the vaccine report just mild soreness.  Medical Professional… Read More
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The best year yet for Cav campus leadership

By Emily Shultz | May 10, 2024
On Saturday, May 4, students and family gathered to celebrate on-campus leadership and honor society inductions. The Cavalier Leadership Recognition Ceremony was a part… Read More

America Lopez-Santiago’s involvement in Cabrini’s immigration coverage

By Seamus Feeley | May 6, 2024
Frances Xavier Cabrini is the patron saint of immigrants. Her drive to help these individuals is embodied throughout the curriculum at the college named… Read More

Education of the heart: Cabrini’s mission trip to Guatemala

By Colin Tomczak | May 3, 2024
Over a decade ago, Cabrini University began a study abroad course where students visit Guatemala to provide community service for and learn from, its… Read More

The evolution of Cabrini’s election reporting

By Jason Fridge | April 29, 2024
Covering presidential elections on a college campus is tricky. Not only is it a challenge to navigate political jargon, but competing with major news… Read More

New York City day trip

By Seamus Feeley | April 18, 2024
On the cold morning of April 6, 25 Cabrini students loaded onto a bus headed to New York City. It was a trip helmed… Read More

Villanova representatives tour Cabrini: what we know

By Jason Fridge | February 27, 2024
Throughout the first month of the semester, there’s been a new crowd around campus. Seen checking out classrooms and buildings, these individuals are representatives… Read More

What happens to Cabrini’s tenured professors?

By Seamus Feeley | February 7, 2024
On June 23, when Cabrini announced its closure through email, professor and chair of history and political science Dr. James Hedtke thought it was… Read More

Arrest at library reveals deeper issue

By Emily Shultz and Samantha Taddei | December 8, 2023
At noon on Oct. 4, four Radnor police cars arrived outside Cabrini University’s parking garage. Officers entered the Holy Spirit Library, and approximately an… Read More

The Loquitur wins 16 CMA Pinnacle Awards 

By Emma Regulski | December 6, 2023
Cabrini University’s student-run newspaper, the Loquitur, received an extraordinary 16 College Media Association Pinnacle Awards, marking a historic milestone as the highest number of… Read More

Cabrini’s financial transparency: alumni seek answers

By John Rader | November 17, 2023
Co-Authored by Andrew Stovenour Transparency is a virtue, but not always a given. Cabrini alumni are still searching for transparency from the university. As… Read More
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A final reflection

By Loquitur Editorial Board | May 8, 2024

Growing up Cabrini

By Brooke Protesto | May 6, 2024

Eleven minds, one mission

By Loquitur Editorial Board | May 2, 2024

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