The Center on Immigration promotes immigrant justice through education, research, and advocacy. We strive to engage students and scholars in the pursuit of social justice to advance the human rights and dignity of people in migration.
Unity Week is the school’s celebration of different diversities, cultures, backgrounds, religions, and thoughts. For the entire week, we will be hosting events that honor the different walks of life that intersect here at Cabrini.
Having a roommate in college is a different experience for a lot of people. Here is a list of do’s and don'ts you should keep in mind if you have a roommate.
Over spring break I had the chance to travel to New Orleans with Campus Ministry for a service trip. It was one of the most amazing experiences of my time here at Cabrini!
I am sure you have heard about the regularly scheduled mass services hosted by Campus Ministry. But what else is there to know about this department? This past week Rosa Altomere, the Campus Minister, shared some good information about what Campus Ministry is all about.
If you are interested in trying some vegetarian meals here are some options that are easy and affordable for college students. There are many variations of these meals online! Research and see which ones work best for you, enjoy!
Cabrini's "Muslim Student Association's mission is to promote unity, and to encourage and enable Muslims and non-Muslims with the basic knowledge of humanity, equality, and service to others.”
Philosophy, the love of wisdom, in my opinion is the most unconventional, unique, and best major there is at Cabrini.
Every August there is an amazing group of student leaders who welcome the incoming freshman and transfer students by showing them everything Cabrini has to offer! I’m talking about the Orientation Leaders! If you think you would make a great Orientation Leader, why not apply?! Applications are currently open and are due February 1st.
Coming off a long winter break, it can oftentimes take a while to get back in the swing of things. I sought out some advice from someone who’s been in this position before. I had the chance to interview Ashlee Grazier, a graduate student.
The city of London is a huge melting pot of backgrounds and cultures with so much to explore.
I'm sure we all have been asked the daunting question of "What are your plans after graduation?" If you are anything like me you have mastered the art of saying “I have no idea” with a gracious smile and quickly changing the topic of conversation.
NACA is a 4-day event consisting of colleges getting together to book certain performances that are showcased there. Also, it is a time for different schools to interact and see what we are doing on each of our campuses.
Each Fall semester the University dedicates one day to celebrate the legacy and mission of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini. Cabrini Day this year is Tuesday, November 13th and the theme is Positive Identity and Resilience.
This past week I got to sit down and interview Alicia Maynard, the President of Cabrini’s Black Student Union. The Black Student Union welcomes people of all races, sexual orientations, and faiths to gain insight and share experiences while seeking to understand the experience of others.
ALPFA is a national organization with various chapters across the country, and Cabrini is fortunate to establish its own chapter for the first time this year.
With all the offices and departments on campus, it can be challenging to sort out which departments offer which resources. Here’s a list of 10 departments on campus that are ready and willing to help with anything that you need.
What makes this place so special? Your college years are supposed to be the best times of your life, right?
I think that every college student should be required to participate in a cultural immersion trip at least once. Here's my experience!