18th Annual Arts, Research and Scholarship Symposium
On Tuesday, April 29, academic spirit replaced the gymnasium’s athletic atmosphere as poster boards crowded the court’s floor. This was Cabrini’s 18th and final Arts,… Read More
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Cabrini’s ResLife: from intimacy to oversight
Just seven years ago, students were worried about having to search for off-campus living due to an overabundance of enrolled students. Today, overcrowding is… Read More
First-year reflections: being a freshman at a closing school
Freshman year of college is an exciting time. From living in dorms away from parents to spur of the moment decisions, it’s supposed to… Read More
This is for the Dreamers
Undocumented students have the opportunity to receive their college education, opportunities, and resources with the help of TheDream.US program. The program provides scholarships for… Read More
Education of the heart: Cabrini’s mission trip to Guatemala
Over a decade ago, Cabrini University began a study abroad course where students visit Guatemala to provide community service for and learn from, its… Read More
Reporting on rising tuition costs at Cabrini
In the ever-changing world of university finances, where every increase in tuition sends concern through the student body, one aspect remains constant: the role… Read More
Grief and resilience: the Loquitur’s journey through 9/11
As the sun rose on September 11, 2001, Cabrini University’s campus buzzed with the familiar energy of a new academic year. Students hurried to… Read More
Breaking barriers: commitment to a social justice legacy
Cabrini’s proud motto, “Education of the heart,” pledges a commitment to social justice and the greater good and the creation of legacy and purpose… Read More
The evolution of Cabrini’s election reporting
Covering presidential elections on a college campus is tricky. Not only is it a challenge to navigate political jargon, but competing with major news… Read More
Loquitur war coverage: from Vietnam to Ukraine
Throughout the publication’s history, Loquitur reporters have covered anti-Vietnam War protests, as well as the wars in Iraq and Ukraine, giving a unique perspective… Read More
How climate change impacts livelihoods in Guatemala
Guatemala is one of the most ecologically diverse nations on the planet. It contains a vast abundance of natural resources. Many are unaware, though, how… Read More
Who’s Who: Jerome Bailey
Many people in the Cabrini community know him as “Big Rome,” with his positive personality and constant willingness to help others or to lend… Read More
Who’s Who: Emily Rowan
Emily Rowan has left her mark at Cabrini University. The photos that she has taken over her four years have circulated far and wide around… Read More
Syrian Refugee Crisis and the Holocaust are similar, some feel
What started out as an extremely violent civil war in Syria in 2011 has now turned into one of the worst humanitarian crises in… Read More
Cabrini marketing club hosts fundraiser for congenital heart disease
As a way to raise awareness for CHD (Congenital heart disease), Cabrini University’s marketing club held a CHD “Par-Tee” fundraiser event on Sunday, April… Read More
Who’s Who at Cabrini: Bryana Manning
Finding a balance between academics, extra-curricular activities and a social life is something that many college students struggle with. But if you can… Read More
Ben & Jerry’s stand on climate change by joining People’s Climate March
The popular ice cream brand, Ben & Jerry’s, took their own approach to recognizing the environmental changes induced by climate change. By starting the… Read More
Do not doubt your debt
“I graduated from Cabrini University back in 2004 with about $20,000 in student loan debt,” Jonathan Zeminski, Cabrini alumnus, said. Zeminski is a financial… Read More
Who’s Who Profile: Jill Nawoyski
Jill Nawoyski is a Washington Township, N.J., native and senior communication major with a marketing minor being recognized for the level of excellence she has… Read More
Possible work-study funding cuts worry Cabrini staff members
Students tend to have a lot on their plates. Classes, homework, extracurriculars, social life, family obligations and much more bog down their busy schedules.… Read More
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