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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

Arrest at library reveals deeper issue

By Emily Shultz and Samantha Taddei | December 8, 2023

Jake Scully wins Defensive Player of the Year

By Paige Bowman | November 29, 2023

Mental health and the student athlete

By Seamus Feeley | November 27, 2023

The freshman experience at Cabrini

By Mekhi Postell | November 27, 2023

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Philadelphia community celebrates love, hope for Haiti

By Danielle Alio | March 14, 2010
At an event held on March 7 at Grover Washington Middle School, many Haitian citizens as well as Haitian-Americans gathered together for a fund raising concert. The event was hosted by the Haitian Community Help Center and consisted of influential speakers and leaders of the Haitian community, singers, poets and politicians who attended to show their support.

Haitian remembers county’s earthquake devastation

By Danielle Alio | March 14, 2010
Many Haitians are stuck without a place to stay, food to eat and medical attention. Disease is everywhere because of the dead bodies that are still on the streets.

Men’s lacrosse on the rise

By Jason Moran | March 14, 2010
Senior attackman Casey Grugan set the career points record in the Cavaliers’ win over Kenyon College on Saturday, March 13th.

Trade schools provide alternative to college

By Kelsey Kastrava | March 14, 2010
Trade school has become an opportunity for many students in the Philadelphia area to further their education at affordable rates.

Holy Spirit Library showcases contemporary art

By Holly Prendergast | March 12, 2010
Many works of local artist Lorraine Glassner are on display on the second floor of the Holy Spirit Library.

Poverty pushes poor Guatemalans to seek hope in Philly

By Eric Gibble | March 12, 2010
Nine years ago, a woman from Guatemala made a decision that would change her life forever.

‘Pandemonium’ arises at the Cabrini College Theater

By Danielle Alio | March 3, 2010
The Cabrini College Theater is working hard once again to put on a spectacular show for the college community. The theater is currently rehearsing for the spring musical, “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,” which will open in March.

Play2 redefines entertainment in Philadelphia

By Gianna Shikitino | February 22, 2010
Looking for a good time? Welcome to Play2, the next generation of sports bar entertainment in South Philly.

Campus assaults most under-reported crime, study finds

By Gianna Shikitino | February 22, 2010
Victims of sexual assault tend not to report their assaults to campus security officers or to the police, according to the Center for Public Integrity.

Open Mic Night at Gryphon Café brings locals to perform for others

By Holly Prendergast | February 19, 2010
At the Gryphon Café in Wayne, one can come for a night of relaxation and entertainment.
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Cozy Thursdays, a judgement-free zone

By Iris RedondoPonce | November 24, 2023
The closer the weekend is, the fewer students are seen on Cabrini’s campus. However, the Wolfington Center attracts a small crowd every Thursday from… Read More

It’s official: Cabrini and Villanova reach final agreement

By Jason Fridge | November 21, 2023
Since this summer, the Cabrini community patiently waited for an update on the conversations between Villanova and Cabrini. At 11 a.m. on Thursday, Nov… Read More

A legacy forged at Cabrini

By Lori Cellucci | November 18, 2023
My family has a 60-year legacy at Cabrini. It started with my mother, Loretta Dellapia O’Fria, who attended the first graduating class of 1961.… Read More

Cabrini’s financial transparency: alumni seek answers

By John Rader | November 17, 2023
Co-Authored by Andrew Stovenour Transparency is a virtue, but not always a given. Cabrini alumni are still searching for transparency from the university. As… Read More

Rev. Richard Jasper: “Be one with”

By Rev. Richard Jasper | November 17, 2023
On the Top 40 radio stations and local TV commercial breaks of the early 1990s, the perky cheerleader voice repeatedly sang, “At Cabrini College… Read More

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

Cabrini hosts The Clothesline Project event

By Chris Perri | November 14, 2023
On Wednesday, October 26, students on campus had the opportunity to raise awareness of domestic and interpersonal violence by taking part in the Clothesline… Read More

Challenges ahead for Cabrini’s Children School

By Leigha Sepers | November 13, 2023
The news of Cabrini’s impending closure brought shock over the loss of such a beloved institution. The university isn’t the only school facing an… Read More

Students and athletes join together for Halloween Havoc’s final haunt

By Emily Shultz | November 11, 2023
On October 26th, athletes and students gathered in the Dixon Center gymnasium for Halloween Havoc one final time. Students flooded the lobby and chatted… Read More

Delco drop-in sessions are here to help

By Emily Shultz | November 2, 2023
This semester, Cabrini will host Delco Drop-in sessions once a month to support students who have been subjected to trauma. The organization, which specializes… Read More
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