Kelsey Kastrava

Apr 17, 2024 | theloquitur.com | Emily Shultz |Leonard Brock |Kelsey Kastrava |Jason Fridge

If someone told my younger self I’d eventually publish an article about my experience with bulimia and the search for treatment I would’ve called them crazy. In the past, I’d experienced my fair share of struggles, but never anything this invasive. Because of bulimia, my sophomore year was truly one of the most difficult periods of my life.

Dec 6, 2023 | theloquitur.com | Andrew Stovenour |Leonard Brock |Kelsey Kastrava |Mekhi Postell

Skip to content By Andrew Stovenour December 6, 2023 Field for Correction(Required) My name is Andrew Stovenour. I am a junior communications major at Cabrini University, where I am a part of House 67 Productions, the video production house here on campus. Video editing has been a hobby of mine for years, and I plan to start a production company when I finish school. ‘Won’t Back Down’ shows a fight for social justice in public education By Leonard Brock | February 9, 2014 Political change...

Oct 26, 2023 | theloquitur.com | John Rader |Leonard Brock |Lauren Hight |Kelsey Kastrava

Cabrini University is a special place, and now it will become a footnote in history. My family will forever be tied to the little campus on the hill, as both my parents, Jay Rader (Class of 1988) and Barbara Noone Rader (Class of 1989) are Cabrini alumni. Something to look forward to as an alumnus is the ability to go back to your university, and participate in alumni events. Sadly, my family will never be granted this opportunity once the 2023-24 school year comes to a close.

Apr 17, 2023 | theloquitur.com | Jason Fridge |Victoria Emmitt |Kelsey Kastrava |Kelly Kane

Philadelphia’s City Council election is right around the corner, and Rue Landau, Democratic candidate for City Council-at-Large, aims to break barriers. Landau held a press conference with the Loquitur reporters on March 10.

Feb 15, 2023 | theloquitur.com | Jason Fridge |Kelsey Kastrava |Michelle Moran |Abigail Keefe

The last place I expected to spend my Christmas was at the airport. I was looking forward to celebrating Christmas with my family from Washington state, none of whom I had seen since returning to Cabrini in August. Our holiday celebration was moved to Boise, Idaho, and our plan was foolproof. I would make the cross-country trip from Philadelphia to Seattle, my dad would pick me up from the airport, and a few days later we would head down to Idaho to reunite with the rest of my family.