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New York City day trip

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

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?

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

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 

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

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

Cabrini closure sparks hope for student loan relief

There’s a lot that’s bad about Cabrini closing, but believe it or not, there’s one important benefit: the school’s shutdown gives the opportunity to… Read More

Arrest at Holy Spirit library

At noon on October 4, four Radnor police cars arrived outside the Cabrini parking garage. Officers entered the Holy Spirit Library, and approximately an… Read More

The Cabrini-Villanova deal: how did we get here?

On June 23, 2023, a Friday morning not long after the end of spring semester, Cavaliers everywhere woke up to a story announcing that… Read More
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Professors battle for ‘token’ retirement benefits

Even before Cabrini Interim President Helen Drinan alerted the community to the school’s dire financial situation, behind-the-scenes ramifications began rumbling. Dr. Marilyn Johnson and… Read More

How COVID-19 stacks up to the 1918 Spanish Flu

Editor’s note: The origins of the new coronavirus are still being updated. This New York Times story shows earlier appearances than noted in the… Read More

Is your drinking water safe?

When combined sewer overflows exceed capacity and are not able to drain properly, they release untreated human and industrial waste, toxic materials and debris into nearby streams, rivers and other water bodies, which make up our surface water. These overflows are also responsible for the contamination and spread of pathogens to surface water, that may lead to waterborne illnesses.

The long road to gaining citizenship in America

“While going through the whole process of gaining citizenship, it was hard,” Nuresebah Alkadir said. Alkadir is a 21-year-old woman who gained her citizenship… Read More

Education students and faculty experience diversity in Florida schools

“Some schools have barely anything because of the area that the school is in,” Megan Droge, a sophomore early education major said. “Then you… Read More

How does the salary of Cabrini’s president equate with that of comparable presidents?

Editor Note: Since this subject is sensitive, some faculty have agreed to give their opinion but they felt compelled to remain anonymous. While the… Read More

Cabrini’s first curl fest: A hair diversity event

Photos by Juliet Jacob On Monday, Feb. 17 at 5 p.m. in Grace Hall,  Student Engagement and Leadership (SEaL) and Student Diversity Initiative, held… Read More

Space Force logo looks like Star Trek logo, students say

President Trump revealed the logo for the new military branch known as the Space Force and it looks strikingly similar to the Star Trek… Read More

Fire at the Kingswood apartments, home to many Cabrini students

Two fire alarms went off on Wednesday night Jan. 30, at the Kingswood Apartments in King of Prussia. The Cabrini students that live there… Read More

Two Cabrini grads compete for $100,000 on Netflix’s game show “The Circle”

Not one, but two Cabrini graduates competed for $100,000 on the first season of Netflix’s new game show called “The Circle.” Samantha “Sammie” Cimarelli, a 2017… Read More

Students face consequences for setting off too many fire alarms

Consistent incidents with students setting off the fire alarms will lead to penalties. According to the director of residence life, the repercussions for students… Read More

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