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Where Catholic Relief Services and peace building meet

By Cierra Southard | March 15, 2021
This spring semester, the Wolfington Center at Cabrini chose “Peacebuilding; Restoring Relationships and Communities” as this year’s theme for their American Catholic Church lecture… Read More

Eating disorders: not a choice or a lifestyle

By Anna Schmader | March 7, 2021
Eating disorders: not a choice or a lifestyle Sam Mottolo, a freshman environmental science major at Saint Joseph’s University, is in recovery from her… Read More

Delay in textbook deliveries has caused anxiety and anticipation to increase

By Anna Schmader | February 28, 2021
  The spring semester of 2021 has started off with online learning and shipping delays. The worry and concern of students and professors grow… Read More

Double-masking has 90% protection rate, according to officials

By Anna Schmader | February 28, 2021
After the months and months of wearing a mask, social distancing and using hand sanitizer, the CDC released news that double masking provides more… Read More

Americans are crossing state lines to get their COVID-19 vaccine

By Cierra Southard | February 20, 2021
The slow rollout of the coronavirus vaccine has sent Americans scrambling to get theirs as fast as possible. Currently, there is no national plan… Read More

How history books will include the US Capitol attack

By America Lopez-Santiago | February 14, 2021
During the past year, many historical moments took place. Many of these events are forming our history and our future. These moments that we… Read More

Former Loquitur editor now published writer

By Lauren Kelley | December 21, 2020
A 2016 Cabrini grad and former Loquitur editor has recently become a published writer. Former Communication major, Erica Abbott, recently released her debut poetry… Read More

COVID-19 questions and how people feel about the vaccine

By Toniann Gooden | November 29, 2020
What exactly is coronavirus? Where did it come from? And how can we treat it? These are just some of the questions people globally… Read More

Cabrini’s new chaplain wears many hats

By Sophia Gerner | November 29, 2020
Cabrini’s new university chaplain shares his excitement for his new position and his favorite aspects of his life, serving as a campus minister and… Read More

Philadelphia: the city of love and looting

By Jyair Fields | November 29, 2020
A lot of eyes have been on Philadelphia recently with the election as well as the Walter Wallace Jr protests.   On Oct.26,2020 Philadelphia police… Read More
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Cabrini transfer process: navigating the next chapter

By Jedidah Antwi | September 19, 2023
On June 23, Cabrini announced to the public it will close in May 2024. Cabrini administration have said they will support students with their… Read More

Nursing program cut for the 2023 school year

By Paige Bowman | September 19, 2023
Cabrini University is closing its doors after the 2023-2024 school year, but the newly added nursing program is shut down for this upcoming school… Read More

Cabrini going down, tuition going up?

By Jason Fridge | September 13, 2023
The news of Cabrini University closing it’s doors at the conclusion of the 2023-2024 school year was shocking to current students, staff, and alumni… Read More

Cabrini’s move to shift more healthcare costs to employees sparks controversy

By Pryce Jamison | October 20, 2021
It became apparent months ago that Cabrini needed to make some tough decisions that were deemed necessary for the sustainability of the school’s future,… Read More

Governor with the accordance of the mayor announce dialed back COVID-19 restrictions for the City of Brotherly Love

By Chris Schaller | July 12, 2021
It is official, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania loosens its COVID-19 restrictions for dining, bars and public events Set for Easter Sunday, Mayor Jim Kenney, mayor of… Read More

COVID-19 has had lasting effects on frontline workers

By Erica Zebrowski | June 12, 2021
March 11, 2019, The World Health Organization declares COVID-19 a pandemic. Now in May of 2021 the pandemic has a past, present, and future.… Read More

University cuts departments, lets full-time professors go

By Layal Srour | April 28, 2021
Cabrini University made the decision in March to cut a number of faculty and staff positions and eliminate several departments and academic programs. Two… Read More

Students, professors react negatively to philosophy department elimination, staff cuts

By Layal Srour | April 28, 2021
Editor’s Note: This original version of this article, published April 28, 2021, contained screenshots of the master schedule as of that day, which showed… Read More

Earth Day brings optimism in 2021

By Faith Pitsikoulis | April 22, 2021
Coronavirus has given Pennsylvania an opportunity to rebuild itself and lead the nation in a more sustainable direction. So far, the pandemic has cost… Read More

Cabrini senior helps others in her journey to become a sister

By Matthew Rutherford | April 20, 2021
Could you imagine moving from one country to another? That is what one senior did in hopes of becoming a candidate for the Missionary… Read More
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