Digital divide becomes more prominent in education as classes move online
About 70 percent of teachers in America require students to do their homework online. Many students who don’t have computers or lack internet access f [...]
Less veggies, more junk: Trump to change school lunches.
Child obesity has been an ongoing issue for several years. 13.7 million children under the age of 19 are obese in America. Many of these children come [...]
Will COVID-19 change the election?
Just a few months ago, we could wake up and go about our day in any way we pleased, but COVID-19 has brought any sense of normalcy in our daily li [...]
Sodexo aids during the worldwide pandemic
With the worldwide pandemic still at large and 3.3 million Americans out of work, Sodexo decided to help those who are in need of food and cleaning su [...]
Voting: The Achilles’ heel of American democracy
America is the greatest demonstration of democracy the world has ever seen. At the same time, it has transformed into the greatest demonstration of a [...]
Military recruitment continues to suffer
The recruitment for the armed forces has shifted to an online only approach in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The United States military has fe [...]
‘Never Have I Ever’ thought I would see a show like this
"Never Have I Ever" is a show I wish existed when I was in high school. It tells the story of an Indian American high school sophomore named Devi [...]
Is a life without meat a healthier one?
"Personally, I think it's easier for my stomach to digest a plant-based diet," Elizabeth "Liz" Mozi, a senior at Pope John Paul II High School who has [...]
Feeling comfortable in your own skin
"You are who you are, and that's amazing — no matter what you look like."
This is the message from Vic Monterosso, a sophomore business management [...]
The struggles of having a learning disability and not letting it define you
"Having dyslexia didn't only affect me and made it hard for me to learn, but it also affected my family," Antony Santiago, a medical student at John H [...]
Music on the brain: Is music helpful for studying?
Many people listen to music while they study, but does music really help students to focus better on their studies or is it more of a distraction than [...]
A tribute to the class of 2020
As senior year begins to close, the class of 2020 will never be forgotten. Not only because of COVID-19 but because of their significance. “We were a [...]
Me and Him Vs. Quarantine: my relationship advice to you
For a couple months now, my boyfriend and I have been quarantining together. This has been a huge transition for us, due to the fact that he’s usu [...]
The backlash for Eminem’s new album demonstrates the problem with ‘cancel culture’‘cancel culture’
“Music To Be Murdered By,” Eminem’s 11th studio album, was released by surprise at midnight on the 17th of January this year. The album garnered a lot [...]
Precautions my job has taken during the COVID-19 pandemic
During the times of the pandemic, many businesses have been forced to shut down and lay off their employees to slow the spread of COVID-19. But so [...]
College students need to get politically involved
We’re about to see history being made in the 2020 election. The highly anticipated election is expected to be a historic and groundbreaking milest [...]
How COVID-19 has affected my small beach town
COVID-19 has affected everyone differently and I truly believe that nothing regarding social interaction will be the same after this pandemic is o [...]
Do you think cheating is getting bad?
If it’s not broken, then there's no point in fixing it. When it comes to being with someone you have to be committed, but commitment is different [...]
Ultimate frisbee is Cabrini’s newest club sport
The newest addition to Cabrini's long list of club sports is Cabrini Ultimate, Cabrini's ultimate frisbee team. The club was founded by a student name [...]
How sports fans really feel about rescheduled events
When people first heard of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), many did not expect it to affect their lives in any way. In mid March, cases first st [...]
Philly favorite Kobe Bryant heads 2020 Basketball Hall of Fame class
On April 4th, the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame announced nine new members for 2020. This year’s class will be inducted in Springfield, M [...]
High school athletes continue their training at home
As COVID-19 forces schools to close for the rest of the academic year, after school sports are also in effect as the pandemic forces each sport’s team [...]
Eagles cornerback Darius Slay pays homage to Kobe Bryant
When former Los Angeles Laker's shooting guard Kobe Bryant died in a helicopter accident in January, it left many stunned and upset. Bryant had a huge [...]
Many left devastated after sports canceled
Fans of Philadelphia sports are often called passionate and loyal along with a plethora of derogatory descriptors. Sports are a huge part of famil [...]
Hunger affects academic performance in school
According to the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion’s Division of Population Health, skipping breakfast is associated [...]
Field hockey player Kelly Sweeney: injured but not giving up
The Cabrini women’s field hockey team had a rough season this year. Sophomore Kelly Sweeney has had an injury since her junior year of high school but [...]
As the end of the semester approaches, Cavaliers feel the stress
As the end of the semester approaches, so does finals week. The students, staff and faculty of Cabrini University are currently dealing with heavier w [...]
A recovered alcoholic and interventionist reflects on addiction
Robert Strauber is a recovered alcoholic. He has dedicated his life to helping others as an interventionist with his partner, Pat Brown. Along with be [...]