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Cabrini transfer process: navigating the next chapter
On June 23, Cabrini announced to the public it will close in May 2024. Cabrini administration have said they will support students with their… Read More
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“Work to do” on inclusion at Cabrini
Isaiah Saddler, senior writing major, attended the Hispanic Networking Night because it was facilitated by Sherrise Rowe, director of alumni Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.… Read More
Cabrini students face campus parking problems
As the school year continues, Cabrini students face challenges and frustrations with parking issues and permits. For commuters and on-campus residents, many have been… Read More
The fire that wasn’t: Founders Hall classes disrupted by smoke
At roughly 10:45 Thursday morning, a fire alarm went off in Founders Hall and the building was evacuated. This is the second time in… Read More
Helen Drinan hosts Town Hall regarding new changes
With flames of false information spreading throughout the Cabrini community and little communication between the school, students, and their guardians, a faculty meeting early… Read More
Cabrini community shares how gun violence impacts politics
Gun violence is on the rise across the nation. In communities like Philadelphia, these incidents occur frequently. However, with the midterm elections approaching, there… Read More
Advocacy adds power to voting
On Saturday, Oct. 22, Cabrini students traveled to Washington, D.C. to participate in the Ignation Family Teach-In. The Wolfington Center sponsors students to participate… Read More
Fans and city ready for Red October
The 2022 Philadelphia Phillies team will be remembered as one of the best in franchise history, and the coveted championship parade down Broad Street… Read More
Voting by issue matters
On Nov. 8, Pennsylvanians will go to the ballot boxes to vote in key elections for Pennsylvania. In particular, the Senate race between former… Read More
Monumental changes at Cabrini
Update, Nov. 2: In a meeting with faculty, Drinan said she misspoke, and the number of department chairs has not yet been decided. That… Read More
The Loquitur wins 2022 Pinnacle Award
On Oct. 27, Cabrini’s student-run, award-winning paper, the Loquitur, won a third-place finish for Best Campus Engagement and an honorable mention for Diversity Coverage… Read More
Cabrini’s untapped and underutilized resource
Cabrini University’s Greenhouse existed for decades. Yet, it remained untapped and rarely used until just a few years ago. The greenhouse is located between… Read More
The price of journalism
Free speech and freedom of the press continue to be suppressed and violated in countries around the world. Some countries provide strong protections for… Read More
Free speech vs. hate speech: professor tests the limits
Is hate speech protected by academic freedom? Former Cabrini professor Kareem Tannous is suing the school to find out. Cabrini hired Dr. Kareem Tannous… Read More
The limits of academic free speech
Academic free speech, specifically extramural speech, is always a hot topic, but right now it’s hotter than usual. Extramural speech is defined by the… Read More
Protests continue in Israel, judicial system threatened
Israel erupted in protests that started in January and continued nearly three months later after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a critical change to… Read More
Studying abroad is more than an experience
This spring, Cabrini University sponsored its 14th short-term study abroad trip to the San Lucas Tolimán Mission in Guatemala. Dr. Jerry Zurek, emeritus professor… Read More
Cabrini severs ties with six faculty members
Heading into the 2022 winter holiday season, six full-time faculty were removed from their positions at the start of Cabrini University’s winter break. The… Read More
Cabrini Public Safety gets a new director
Joeseph Fusco has been the director of public safety at Cabrini University. It was recently announced that Fusco would be leaving Cabrini University. Jeremy… Read More
Pt. 2: The war on cannabis
More than half of the U. S. have some form of cannabis legalization program, whether it’s recreational or medical. But even with cannabis programs growing… Read More
Rue Landau visits Loquitur staff for historic campaign
Philadelphia’s City Council election is right around the corner, and Rue Landau, Democratic candidate for City Council-at-Large, aims to break barriers. Landau held a… Read More
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Cabrini transfer process: navigating the next chapter
On June 23, Cabrini announced to the public it will close in May 2024. Cabrini administration have said they will support students with their… Read More
In the Community
The price of journalism
Free speech and freedom of the press continue to be suppressed and violated in countries around the world. Some countries provide strong protections for… Read More
