A bridge to a better future for Zambian students
It only takes a short walk around Cabrini’s campus to notice that social justice is a key component of the school. From bake sales… Read More
Cabrini University
Is there hope for college enrollment numbers?
A national decline in college enrollment is affecting universities in the United States, especially in states located in the northeastern region. The future of… Read More
Cabrini announces new Associate Deans
In an email sent to the Cabrini faculty on Dec. 8, Dr. Michele Filling-Brown, dean of academic affairs, named two current professors to its… Read More
Black studies merged with new core curriculum
In spring 2021, Cabrini announced certain programs and staff would be cut. An email was sent to the community detailing the cuts to religious… Read More
Cabrini community mourns on-campus student death
Content Warning: This article contains information about a student death. Cabrini University is offering counseling services to all members of the community. Please contact… 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
Why doesn’t everyone eat at the cafeteria?
Here at Cabrini, we have two options when it comes to getting a bite to eat. One is the cafeteria, also known as Cav’s… Read More
Celebrating the 32nd annual Cabrini Day
On Tuesday, Nov. 15, Cabrini University celebrated its 32nd Cabrini Day. With the science department hosting, the title of this year’s celebration was “Humans… Read More
Cabrini unaffected by Supreme Court decision
The Supreme Court heard arguments against the race-conscious admissions policy on Oct. 31. If deemed unconstitutional, all universities will be barred from asking prospective… Read More
Cabrini’s image getting a makeover
Since the resignation of former President Donald Taylor, the Cabrini community has been concerned about the university’s future. Some of the worries were confirmed… Read More
A bridge to a better future for Zambian students
It only takes a short walk around Cabrini’s campus to notice that social justice is a key component of the school. From bake sales… Read More
Is there hope for college enrollment numbers?
A national decline in college enrollment is affecting universities in the United States, especially in states located in the northeastern region. The future of… Read More
Cabrini announces new Associate Deans
In an email sent to the Cabrini faculty on Dec. 8, Dr. Michele Filling-Brown, dean of academic affairs, named two current professors to its… Read More
Black studies merged with new core curriculum
In spring 2021, Cabrini announced certain programs and staff would be cut. An email was sent to the community detailing the cuts to religious… Read More
Cabrini community mourns on-campus student death
Content Warning: This article contains information about a student death. Cabrini University is offering counseling services to all members of the community. Please contact… 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
Why doesn’t everyone eat at the cafeteria?
Here at Cabrini, we have two options when it comes to getting a bite to eat. One is the cafeteria, also known as Cav’s… Read More
Celebrating the 32nd annual Cabrini Day
On Tuesday, Nov. 15, Cabrini University celebrated its 32nd Cabrini Day. With the science department hosting, the title of this year’s celebration was “Humans… Read More
Cabrini unaffected by Supreme Court decision
The Supreme Court heard arguments against the race-conscious admissions policy on Oct. 31. If deemed unconstitutional, all universities will be barred from asking prospective… Read More
Cabrini’s image getting a makeover
Since the resignation of former President Donald Taylor, the Cabrini community has been concerned about the university’s future. Some of the worries were confirmed… Read More
