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
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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
Feeling the winter blues? Here are some helpful tips
Winter is often considered the loneliest time of the year. Individuals can feel lonely for many reasons including recent breakups, the gloomy weather and not seeing family… Read More
More sleep leads to better academic performance
Wake up. Go to class. Eat. Do homework. Eat. Watch Netflix. It’s 12 a.m. Go to bed. Wake up. Repeat. Sleep is very important… Read More
Traveling Missions for Spring Break
When spring breaks with comes around, some students have absolutely nothing planned while others have been planning a trip since their previous break. This year, Cabrini’s… Read More
Album review: Ed Sheeran’s ‘Divide (÷)’
After a year-long hiatus in 2016, Ed Sheeran returned to the public eye on New Year’s Day of 2017. He began to tease for a… Read More
Students find it is never too early for summer
Summer, summer, summer. The semester just started, yet college students want to scream. Shopping for the summer can be so hectic. Though it is winter,… Read More
The legacy of former president, Sister Mary Louise Sullivan, will live on
Sister Mary Louise Sullivan’s name may ring a bell to current students as being The Sullivan House/House Seven. But the name Sullivan goes much… Read More
Drunk texting: A college student’s worst nightmare
Technology is a wonderful thing… most of the time. As a global community, the world can find the answer to almost any question in… Read More
Is it really necessary to get a college degree?
With the cost of college growing higher and the imminent fear of being in debt, students are questioning whether earning a college degree is worth… Read More
Cabrini writers express themselves at the State Street Reading Series
Lily Weber and Jaylen Pearson co-represented Cabrini University at the State Street Reading Series college night on Jan. 19. The event was hosted by… Read More
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