The Loquitur

May 10, 2024 | theloquitur.com | Emily Shultz |Brooke Protesto

On Saturday, May 4, students and family gathered to celebrate on-campus leadership and honor society inductions. The Cavalier Leadership Recognition Ceremony was a part of the Student Government Association’s Family Day, a yearly all-day event filled with fun activities for students, friends, and family. From 11:30 to 1:30 p.m., Cabrini hosted Burrito Feliz and Zac’s Burgers food trucks, live music from Cabrini alum Cole Campbell, lawn games, and other activities.

May 9, 2024 | theloquitur.com | Seamus Feeley |Brooke Protesto

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, Research and  Scholarship Symposium. The symposium asks students to conduct social experiments as part of their research, but this year had fewer subjects due to lower enrollment. Still, the students turned out excellent work.

May 8, 2024 | theloquitur.com | Brooke Protesto

In this, our final Loquitur issue, the editorial staff wanted to share some of our favorite memories of Cabrini, a school that’s given each of us so much. While there are countless moments from which to choose, these are the ones that stood out to us most. My favorite memory is winning the 2024 Atlantic East Championship in men’s lacrosse. The final score being in our favor was cool, but I will never forget the whole day.

May 7, 2024 | theloquitur.com | Chris Perri |Brooke Protesto

With the the end of the year and end of an era, many across campus find themselves reflecting on their time as Cabrini students. This is especially true for athletes, who experience college as both students and teammates. Sophomore finance major Connor Herraiz plays attack on the men’s lacrosse team. He was drawn to Cabrini for its proximity to job opportunities in the Philadelphia area, as well as the school’s long history of lacrosse success. “I chose Cabrini because I got the best of both worlds.

May 7, 2024 | theloquitur.com | Colin Tomczak |Brooke Protesto

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 the least of a Cabrini student’s worries. But even with a small residential population, Cabrini’s Residence Life has tried its best to maintain a tiny, but mighty, community. Or was it their best? Communication department professor John Doyle worked in ResLife from 1986 to 1991.