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Cabrini closure sparks hope for student loan relief

By Jason Fridge | November 16, 2023
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

18th Annual Arts, Research and Scholarship Symposium

By Seamus Feeley | May 9, 2024

First-year reflections: being a freshman at a closing school

By Jason Fridge | May 6, 2024

Taylor Swift opens up in “The Tortured Poets Department”

By Leigha Sepers | May 6, 2024

The evolution of Cabrini’s election reporting

By Jason Fridge | April 29, 2024

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Honduras’ CRS rep meets student ambassadors

By Joseph Rettino | April 16, 2015
From Honduras, the country with the number one homicide rate in the world, a Country Representative for Catholic Relief Services, traveled to the United… Read More

Cabrini celebrates 10-year partnership with CRS

By Jill Nawoyski | April 15, 2015
10 years ago, faculty and administrators at Villanova and Cabrini realized that introducing college students to the real world lives of people around the… Read More

Blazers in the backseat: my first semester as a communication major

By Dominique DiNardo | April 8, 2015
Before you read any further, you should know this is not about me sparking up in my car between classes. Sorry college hipsters, but my… Read More

School aims for increased Hispanic enrollment

By Joseph Rettino | April 8, 2015
The college is slated to have Hispanic enrollment up by 25% by the year 2020. “In order to compete and to recruit students, you… Read More

Admissions works to continue campus diversity goals

By Samantha Jacobs | April 8, 2015
The admissions office is moving ahead with new enrollment goals. Every year admissions is faced with the task of bringing new students to campus… Read More

Passion for music—the thrill of live concerts

By Samantha Jacobs | March 23, 2015
 Music is an annoyance for some and a way of enjoying life for others, but the experience of a live concert that connects fans… Read More

A place called home: Living in a top-ranked dangerous city

By Erica Abbott | March 20, 2015
Every year, NeighborhoodScout puts out a list of 100 most dangerous cities, where Camden and Chester topped this year's list. Though these cities may be dangerous, they are also places that people call home.

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

Founder’s Day takes a look at food preservation

By Dominique DiNardo | February 18, 2015
Food waste is the third largest greenhouse gas emission. Dr. Cathy Yungmann as well as Dr. Tom O’Donnell advised and guided students through interviews… Read More

Simulation educates campus on refugee children fleeing Central America

By Jill Nawoyski | February 14, 2015
LOQation’s coverage of Father Bechina’s visit and insight on human trafficking Imagine crossing borders, leaving behind loved ones, carrying no more than the clothes… Read More
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New York City day trip

By Seamus Feeley | April 18, 2024
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

The unattainable luxury of eating disorder treatment

By Emily Shultz | April 17, 2024
If someone told my younger self I’d eventually publish an article about my experience with bulimia and the search for treatment I would’ve called… Read More

Pennsylvania’s attorney general race: meet the candidates

By Chris Perri | April 15, 2024
Voters in Pennsylvania will soon choose the nominees for the upcoming attorney general election. Five Democrats and two Republicans face off in a primary election… Read More

Pennsylvania’s spring fishing: trout, bass, and nature

By Nathan Mazurek | April 15, 2024
Leaves are appearing and the weather is warming; spring is here and fishing season is upon us.  In Pennsylvania, trout season opened on Saturday,… Read More

Final commencement speakers announced: students react

By Jason Fridge | April 15, 2024
Cabrini’s 64th and final commencement ceremony is right around the corner, and before students receive their degrees on Sunday, May 19, we now know… Read More

To be a Cav

By Jason Fridge | April 8, 2024

Cabrini communication receives new equipment

By Chris Perri | March 20, 2024
Over spring break, Cabrini’s communications department received brand new equipment for its video studio and control room.  Initial conversations for the upgrades began during… Read More

When journalism matters most

By Loquitur Editorial Board | March 20, 2024
On Mar. 10,“20 Days in Mariupol” won the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature Film at the 96th Academy Awards. The film shows Ukrainian journalist… Read More

A first and last Eagle Road match

By Seamus Feeley | March 20, 2024
A dreary forecast delayed the anticipated Cabrini vs. Eastern softball game to Tuesday, Mar. 12. Come Tuesday, the weather was perfect, and many Eastern… Read More

Arrest at library reveals deeper issue

By Emily Shultz and Samantha Taddei | December 8, 2023
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
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