The Wolfington Center and Office of Student Diversity Initiatives will host a virtual MLK Day of Service on Monday, including discussion and reflection on Dr. King’s words, as well as opportunities for carrying on his legacy of service in the community.
The Newcombe Foundation is making a difference for five Cabrini students this academic year, thanks to a $10,000 grant awarded this past summer as part of the Foundation’s Scholarships for Students with Disabilities Program
Over the course of a tumultuous and uncertain 2020, members of the Cabrini community and beyond came together, seeking to bridge divides, right injustices, and build a better future. This civic cooperation can and should be our national model. We are not perfect, but in 2021 and beyond, we must move forward together in unity—whether it be on this campus or in the halls of Congress.
The Religious Studies Department hosted a wide-ranging virtual speaker series this fall featuring insights from Catholic leaders on contemporary matters of faith, race, gender, justice, and art, among others.
Local champion of the theater Becky Bradbeer (ʼ94) made her stage debut on Saturday, Dec. 5, starring in the premiere installment in a new pandemic-era virtual performance series from Theatre Horizon in Norristown, PA.