I had the privilege to chat with one of the staff members at Cairn University, Teri Catanio. For those who don’t know, Teri Catanio is the director of the Cairn University Career Center, which is located across from the Health Center in the Smith Administration Building. In this interview, Teri

Soft-spoken Abigail Day did big things in Louisville, Kentucky this summer. She completed an internship with a Christian non-profit organization, Love Thy Neighborhood (LTN), doing outreach through their ministry, Sojourn Arts. Abigail applied her major, Community Arts, by engaging the community through artistic projects like painting an abstract mural with

“What’s your major?” “What kind of job will you get with that?” “It’s nice you want to follow your passions, but you need to be realistic and choose a major that will actually help you pay bills.” The “foundational decade” is a term to describe the twenties of an individual’s

Lots of people help uphold Cairn, but Resident Assistants have the unique position of being models and leaders who serve right along side the student body, especially in the dorms. The RA team this year has done a phenomenal job in their service and leadership. Next year, Abigail Rider is

For the next round (no pun intended) of my series of Highlander Spotlights, I interviewed junior Nathan Borrmann! Listen to what Nate had to say about golf, his brother, and his relationship status. Q: Nate, it is well known that you are the elder of two Borrmann’.s, the younger being

In a month when so many mission reps from around the world are on campus, it might be easy to forget the one woman who’s on campus pouring her heart into missions. Every. Single. Day. She’s been to 32 countries and back, and now she serves in Cairn’s Ministry Center.

The Highlander Café was an appropriate place to sit down and interview The Scroll’s latest Highlander Spotlight student. Eric Jacobs: sophomore, Pastoral Ministries major, basketball player, and dedicated student. I had the opportunity to interview him on Friday afternoon, and get to know this Highlander a little bit more. Hailing

SEQUINO: Have you always lived in the Philadelphia area? HOLLAND: No I grew up on Long Island. It is not too much different from here… LI was a lot more crowded and urbanized. I hate the Eagles, but I like living next to an awesome city such as Philly. There

International students are a vital part of the Cairn community. Their presence shows the unity we share in Christ as Christians. We can come together from across the world as a single body and learn alongside one another. Together we learn more than just how to comprehend lectures and textbooks,

Amy Faust: a dual-level senior, earning her Master’s degree in education and her Bachelor’s degree in elementary education; a student supervisor for Nexus; a middle school basketball coach for Calvary Christian Academy; a friend, girlfriend, and roommate. Amy Faust does it all—but how does she balance it all? Amy’s balancing