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Catholic Charities describes helping hands at the second Lenten lecture

By Dominique DiNardo | March 18, 2015
Catholic Charities USA gives the lives of those suffering from poverty a little hope, senior vice president of mission and ministry said. “Last year… Read More

Time to embrace Spanish language: it is on the rise

By Jessica Paradysz | March 18, 2015
According the U.S. Census Bureau, The U.S. is the fifth largest Spanish speaking country in the world, behind Mexico, Spain, Columbia and Argentina. The trend is expecting to increase, as the Cuban writer Humberto Lopez Morales stated that America will have the largest number of Spanish speakers by 2050.

Cabrini is ready to be re-accredited

By Joseph Rettino | March 18, 2015
Cabrini seems to be ready to be re-accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and Schools next week. Middle States will send… Read More

Is college really worth it anymore?

By Mackenzie Harris | March 18, 2015
It’s that time of year again. Everyone is in the midst of planning out what classes they want to take. Some students may still… Read More

Alumni give back for 10th annual alumni mentoring

By Howard Blake III | March 18, 2015
Over 50 Cabrini sophomore and junior communication majors gathered to meet with 11 alumni for the communication department’s 10th annual alumni mentoring event. It… Read More

The presence of eating disorders on a college campus

By Dominique DiNardo | March 11, 2015
Eating disorders have a prominent presence in college-aged students.  Many of those who suffer keep it to themselves, starving their need for help.  Second-year… Read More

Experiencing community in Guatemala

By Erica Abbott | March 11, 2015
There are moments in life where we are put to the test. Moments where we encounter obstacles–everyone has them. Over spring break, two faculty… Read More

A week of serving with the community of New Orleans

By Mackenzie Harris | March 11, 2015
Imagine your home. Imagine your bedroom, your kitchen, your garage door and your family. Now imagine what your life would be like if water… Read More

Library classroom closed due to asbestos

By Joseph Rettino | March 11, 2015
The ground floor computer lab in the Holy Spirit Library was quarantined for three days due to asbestos exposure. According to Dawn Barnett, director… Read More

Short-term service vs. long-term service

By Mackenzie Harris | March 11, 2015
Deck: In no way are either forms of service wrong, but there are certain times where one form fits best. What is short-term service?… Read More
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Dasha’s story: From Ukraine, former Wayne, Pa. woman shares journey, rescue efforts

By Lashay Smith | March 31, 2022
A few weeks ago, we introduced you to Dasha Andrienko, who once lived in Wayne, Pa. and is now working help rescue refugees in… Read More

Cabrini celebrates its historical connection to the Underground Railroad

By Chris Schaller | February 21, 2022
Motioning to a small, wooden table that typically wouldn’t get much attention, Armani Parker spoke passionately about its significance. “This isn’t just a table;… Read More

What we can do: Spotting the signs of Human Trafficking

By Mark Finley | February 15, 2022
A frequent visitor arrived once again in the emergency room. This time a nurse spotted a bar code like an item at a grocery… Read More

Panel sheds light on human trafficking, another invisible pandemic ‘in our backyards’

By Cierra Southard | February 14, 2022
Matthew Rutherford · Human Traficking Panel   This isn’t a hot button issue, rather a heartbreaking one that requires global attention.  Many global events… Read More

Immigration, Know Your Rights- What you need to know

By Siani Nunez | September 22, 2021
The Wolfington Center hosted a “Know Your Rights” workshop focusing on immigration enforcement in partnership with Natalia Ruggiero, an associate attorney for Palladino, Isbell… Read More

Late Dick Allen remains one of Philadelphia history’s most important athletes

By Ty Daubert | December 19, 2020
When former Phillies first baseman Dick Allen passed away at the age of 78 last Monday at his home in Wampum, Pennsylvania, the city… Read More

COVID-19 cases linked to sports team

By Ty Daubert | September 24, 2020
At least six cases of COVID-19 on Cabrini campus are linked to one varsity sports team, COVID Task Force chair Dr. Stephen Rupprecht confirmed… Read More

Number of active COVID-19 cases on Cabrini campus up to four

By Ty Daubert | September 18, 2020
This story was updated at 11:02 a.m. Friday with comments from the Cabrini COVID-19 Task Force chair. It was further updated Friday at 11:24… Read More

Race in America: Cabrini to host panel for ongoing issues of racial disparity

By Megan Fee | September 15, 2020
On Wednesday, Sept. 16, the Cabrini Academic Affairs office along with the Nerney Leadership Institute and the Office of Diversity Initiatives will be hosting… Read More

Class of 2020 disappointed after traditional graduation cancelled

By Megan Fee | July 2, 2020
Many recent graduates and families of Cabrini University have been left upset, frustrated and resentful after hearing that the traditional in-person graduation scheduled for… 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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