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Cabrini hosts The Clothesline Project event

Nov 14, 2023 | theloquitur.com | Chris Perri |Isaiah Dickson |John Rader |Paige Bowman

On Wednesday, October 26, students on campus had the opportunity to raise awareness of domestic and interpersonal violence by taking part in the Clothesline Project, held in the Grill. The Clothesline Project presents a visual display against domestic violence, in the form of colored T-shirts adorned with messages and designs related to different types of violence.
Cabrini's Coordinated Community Response Team Hosts the Clothesline Project

Apr 24, 2023 | theloquitur.com | Isaiah Dickson

The month of April is recognized as Sexual Assault Awareness Month. To focus attention on this issue, Cabrini’s Coordinated Community Response Team hosted the Clothesline Project on Tuesday, Apr. 11. This national program allowed students to pick and design t-shirts that shared a message or image representing their own or another person’s experience with interpersonal violence.
What now? Penn Medicine holds Cabrini student health records

Mar 28, 2023 | theloquitur.com | Isaiah Dickson |Marcus Alvarez |Victoria Giordano |Maria Lattanze

By Isaiah DicksonMarch 28, 2023 At the beginning of the fall 2022 semester, Cabrini University announced the end of its partnership with Penn Medicine. The partnership was replaced by the return of campus health services. Pre-pandemic Cabrini and Penn Medicine partnered in the hope that students would be able to go off campus to receive health services. The partnership officially started in July 2020.
CAP Board host Black artist showcase

Feb 23, 2023 | theloquitur.com | Isaiah Dickson

On Friday, Feb. 17 Cabrini Campus Activities and Programming Board hosted a Black Artist Showcase in Grace Hall. In honor of Black History Month, the event provided a space for Black students to highlight their talents in a variety of ways, from singing to digital art. Spoken word artist Kyla Jenee Lacey was featured as the headlining act. The event ran from 6-8 p.m. and started with a set of poems from Lacey. After that, the floor was open for students to take the stage and share their skills.
Social work clubs makes valentines for kids

Feb 20, 2023 | theloquitur.com | Isaiah Dickson |Danielle Alio |Melanie Greenberg |Jade Motto

Throughout the week of Feb. 5, Cabrini University’s Social Work Club hosted events during which students could make Valentine’s Day cards. This is an annual event in which the club invites students to make cards which are then sent to children in hospitals. Cards sent to local hospitalsThis year the cards will go to St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children in Philadelphia as well as the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
Black authors to discover this Black History Month

Feb 13, 2023 | theloquitur.com | Toniann Gooden |Jyair Fields |Isaiah Dickson |Noelle Westfall

There are no major spoilers, all the information provided is in the book’s synopsis. Black authors are aware of the exclusion of people of color from fiction and appreciate the significance of diversity. When we don’t tell these stories that truly represent the diverse identities in our society, they are erased and a lot of voices are muted.
Collegiate Recovery hosts mental health check-in

Feb 11, 2023 | theloquitur.com | Chris Perri |Siani Nunez |Isaiah Dickson |Nichole Capizzi

By Chris PerriFebruary 11, 2023 On Wednesday, Jan. 25, Cabrini’s Collegiate Recovery Board hosted a mental health check-in presentation during Common Hour. The event was co-sponsored by the Cabrini chapters of The Hidden Opponent and Morgan’s Message. Students across all years and majors packed the Iadarola Center lecture hall for the event, which gave attendees the opportunity to engage in a discussion about mental well-being and coping skills.
Rihanna returns to music

Feb 10, 2023 | theloquitur.com | Brianna Mack |Layal Srour |Victoria Emmitt |Isaiah Dickson

Rihanna’s musical homecoming happens Feb. 12 at the Super Bowl halftime show, and the anticipation is building. Will she debut new music before then or only perform her greatest hits? Cabrini University students want it all. “I’ll be fine with whatever, I’m just happy that she’s performing,” music industry and communication major Savana Harrison said. “If she does bless us with [new music], then I’m happy. But if not, then that’s fine.”Where has she been?
Media representation matters for youth

Feb 9, 2023 | theloquitur.com | Isaiah Dickson |Santino Terranova |Skyler Kellers

When I was a child, I loved television. My consumption of what was on the screen was part of my daily routine. However, as I got older, I became aware of a glaring issue: there weren’t many characters who looked like me. For the most part, they were all white. I started to cling to whatever Black or darker-skinned characters I could find. I’d even cling to Black contestants on shows like American Idol just to root for someone like me on the screen.