U.S. immigration’s road to nowhere
Nearly two months after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis sent Venezuelan and Columbian migrants and asylum seekers to Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts without any prior accommodations,… Read More
Editorial
Saying diversity is important is not enough
As affirmative action sits on the Supreme Court’s chopping block, it is more important than ever to advocate for diversity on all university and… Read More
Community is everything
At a time when community has never been more important at this institution and in our society, we at the Loquitur have a responsibility… Read More
The Loquitur is free press
Freedom of the press is guaranteed by the First Amendment and is an integral part of our democracy. The Loquitur, Cabrini’s own press outlet,… Read More
Cabrini finds resilience during pandemic
After the pandemic shaped our first two years at Cabrini, the 2021-22 school year brought with it a new sense of normalcy, purpose and… Read More
Dear Accepted Students: Brace yourselves for a few uncertainties
Uncertainty. That word sums up a recurring theme that should not be at the forefront of Cabrini’s brand as new students start making critical… Read More
We stand with Ukraine: What you can do to help from Cabrini
More than 2 million refugees have fled Ukraine and are now seeking to restart their lives with their families in different countries all over… Read More
Most of what we know of human trafficking is wrong, experts say
In front of an audience of more than 50 college students, Carla Clanagan motioned to the crowd. “It can be anyone. Look around, anyone of… Read More
Overcoming a family loss and discovering my purpose
I had no sense of direction. No sense of reality. No sense of purpose. I was simply, lost. I lost my brother, Michael Ryan… Read More
Voting system reform needed to represent young adults
The current voting process is frustrating and discouraging for students and must be reformed in order to adequately represent our generation. If the process were more accessible, the voter turnout among students would be higher.
Blood donation needs more participation
Less than 50 students out of the 1,500 undergraduates at Cabrini donated blood this month. Why is it that a deed, deemed by many… Read More
Conversation can help prevent Sudan conflict
What would you do if you had the chance to prevent a genocide from happening? The chance is right now to call attention… Read More
School spirit needs a boost for campus life
Many colleges and universities define school spirit as a form of sportsmanship, camaraderie, the exhibition of school colors and dedicated attendance in school and… Read More
Homeless deserve more than just a casual glance
Our negligence to homeless people along with the negative stigma attached to those sleeping beneath city bridges contributes to the common belief that we should only help ourselves, because we’re all capable of attaining success on our own. Loquitur hopes that through courses like these Engagement In the Common Good classes, people can become more exposed to the reality of the situation
Service offers graduates unique opportunities
Post-graduation opportunities typically involve graduate school and job searching. A Cabrini graduate, however, has the opportunity to commit up to two years of service work through the Cabrini Mission Corps.
Students encouraged to end ‘fat talk’ this week
This week Loquitur urges all students to participate in this movement to help embrace the healthy-ideal and engage in conversation that includes all of the great things about yourself that do not include appearance.
Editorial: Practicum courses offer experience over credit
A distinctive quality of a Cabrini education is its emphasis on experiential learning. If you talk to friends at other colleges, you may find… Read More
Editorial: Fraternity should receive on-campus housing
Through years of perseverance, a number of male students have succeeded in getting the college approval of the first official fraternity at Cabrini College.… Read More
Recent suicides wake-up call for communities
Suicide was the decision Rutgers University freshman Tyler Clementi made when he leapt off of the George Washington Bridge last Wednesday, Sept. 22 after… Read More
