Student loan forgiveness benefits everyone
As the Loquitur editorial staff, we have a cumulative student debt totaling $116,000. Two out of the seven editors are fortunate enough to not… Read More
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Student loan forgiveness benefits everyone
As the Loquitur editorial staff, we have a cumulative student debt totaling $116,000. Two out of the seven editors are fortunate enough to not… Read More
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Student loan forgiveness benefits everyone
As the Loquitur editorial staff, we have a cumulative student debt totaling $116,000. Two out of the seven editors are fortunate enough to not… Read More
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Letter to the Editor: What will you do to end the silence?
Students such as myself, who are a part of the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender community, faulty and allies, went 5 1/2 hours without speaking to represent the bullying that goes unnoticed in the LGBT community.
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Was declaring my major during the end of sophomore year too late?
In less than six months, I will graduate from college. After four long, stressful years, it will soon be time to put all that… Read More
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Student loan forgiveness benefits everyone
As the Loquitur editorial staff, we have a cumulative student debt totaling $116,000. Two out of the seven editors are fortunate enough to not… Read More
Super Bowl LVII: worth the price of admission?
On Sunday, Feb. 13, 113 million people tuned in to watch the Kansas City Chiefs take down the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LVII. Instead… Read More
LGBTQ+ representation matters in college sports
Growing up in rural central Pennsylvania, being gay meant being invisible. It’s safe to say I didn’t see much representation growing up there, but… Read More
We need civics: modern education fails to make students politically aware and engaged
Modern education fails to prepare students for citizenship in a democratic society, fails to make students politically informed citizens, and fails to inform students… Read More
The city of snub-erly love
Philly athletes get disrespected more than any others in the country. No matter what sport you play, if your home games are in south… Read More
Holiday travel is flawed, here’s why
The last place I expected to spend my Christmas was at the airport. I was looking forward to celebrating Christmas with my family from… Read More
A solution for new year’s resolution confusion
Only 46% of those who commit to New Year’s resolutions are successful, according to a study from the American Journal of Psychology. Year after year,… Read More
Black History you are not taught in school
On Jan. 12, 2023, in a letter to the College Board, The Florida Department of Education announced it would block advanced placement courses in… Read More
Is Broadway going the wrong way?
As a Broadway fanatic, I know lots of other theater kids wish they could see their favorite shows in the comfort of their own… Read More
Media representation matters for youth
When I was a child, I loved television. My consumption of what was on the screen was part of my daily routine. However, as… Read More
The championship that brought respect to a city
On Sunday, Feb. 4, 2018, the Philadelphia Eagles’ long drought of winning a Super Bowl was finally put to bed. The franchise was finally… Read More
Keep talking: Cabrini student shares story of why talk-therapy works
The moment you start talking about it, it gets easier. I do not know how or when I realized the magnitude of speaking, but… Read More
Finding comfort in TV
Taking time to decompress after the semester ends is different for everyone, but I strongly recommend rewatching your favorite show. On my third viewing… Read More
1% better every day
In the words of Buster Moon from the animated movie “Sing”: “When you’ve reached rock bottom, there’s only one way to go, and that’s… Read More
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
Travel is the best form of education
For as long as I can remember, I have always valued education. I prefer to focus on my studies and stay out of trouble… Read More
Was declaring my major during the end of sophomore year too late?
In less than six months, I will graduate from college. After four long, stressful years, it will soon be time to put all that… Read More
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
How to survive college as an introvert
On college campuses, there are people who are outgoing, social, and like to have fun. These people are extroverts. Others are the complete opposite:… Read More
Making magic on and offstage
Tucked away in a not-so-visible area of the campus you will find students of all years practicing for the next performance of the Cabrini… Read More
