How to stay safe while shopping on Black Friday
The term “Black Friday” was first used back in the late 1800s when two greedy people wanted to make a lot of money. Their… Read More
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Ignatian Family Teach-in experience inspired Cabrini students
Do you want to feel empowered? Inspired to the point you believe you can break the walls that surround you? Challenged, so you feel… Read More
It is no longer employers, but customers, who take issue with tattooed members of the American workforce
For decades, tattooed members of the American workforce have faced discrimination and wage gaps. As 2018 comes to an end, just how much say… Read More
Education leads to success: How life-saving foreign aid helped one child in Ghana overcome malnutrition
Some people do not always understand the life-saving power or impact of education. Education is a valuable source that can help students through tough… Read More
Thank u next, more like thank you repeat
Ariana Grande released her latest post-breakup anthem “Thank U, Next” on Nov. 3, 2018. It debuted on Apple Music, Spotify and other music streaming… Read More
Teens are reading less: Here’s what that means
In the era of smart phones, reading may seem ancient to many people, especially teens. Teens have become used to viewing screens and taking… Read More
Kanye West visits President Trump at White House
Rapper Kanye West, along with former football player Jim Brown, met for lunch with President Donald Trump on Thursday, October 11th in the oval… Read More
Should there be more female superheroes?
Growing up as a kid, watching movies and TV shows was very helpful in the aspect of finding a character you look up to… Read More
Fear and terror: a different kind of “fun”
John Carpenter’s “Halloween” is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. To this day, it remains a popular horror film among audiences. Even though there… Read More
Taylor Swift opens up in “The Tortured Poets Department”
Taylor Swift, known for her vulnerable song writing, has never been so vulnerable. Swift’s 11th studio album takes a deep dive into her thoughts… Read More
The rise and fall of Reslife stories
One common theme among previous ResLife stories is that they covered the expansion of Cabrini’s student body in one way or another. Male students… Read More
A legacy of inspiring speakers and events
The Loquitur celebrates its 65th year of publication in 2024, but it always played a vital role in the community by capturing a diverse… Read More
Decades of impact by Loquitur editors
Within 65 years, the Loquitur saw many editors come and go, each producing work that gained recognition outside Cabrini. Those who went the extra… Read More
Cabrini’s faith revival
Cabrini University celebrated its commitment to faith and spirituality on Tuesday, April 9, during a faith revival event organized by Cabrini Campus Ministry. The… Read More
Mother Cabrini’s mission on the big screen
Rescuing children from the sewers in which they resided, being a victim of arson, and dealing with racially motivated hate. These were just a… Read More
Easter events: celebrate the season in Wayne
With Easter just around the corner, students are gearing up for a season filled with excitement and community gatherings. Various events are popping up… Read More
Cavalier Radio host Paul Monte returns
Cavalier Radio, the well-known radio station at Cabrini University, recently hosted its first “Cavalier Radio After Dark Alumni Show.” This show, which went on… Read More
Cabrini’s ‘Battle of the Decades’ dance strikes nostalgic chord
On Friday, Feb. 16, Cabrini’s Grace Hall became a time machine. Participants who attended the “Battle of the Decades” dance were taken back to… Read More
Envisioning 2024 with SEaL
On Thursday, Jan. 25, the Center for Student Engagement and Leadership, SEaL, hosted a fun-filled vision board-making event on campus. The purpose of the… Read More
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