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Ariana Sequino
Social Work Day at the UN
March 26th happened to be the 35th Annual Social Work Day at the United Nations. This day is for Social Workers from all around the world to come together in New York City to learn about the United Nations, as well as ideas or issues that relate to International social
“Every Voice Should be Heard”
This week I decided to sit down with one of Cairn’s very own, Lizzie Walker. During Walker’s first year here, she was a part of the Urban Ministry First Year Program. Now she is a Senior in the School of Social Work who has plans of graduating in December of
College Students Are Leaders, Too
What does it mean to be a leader for Christ? Is God calling me to be a leader RIGHT here, RIGHT now? These are some of the questions I asked myself as a freshman in college. Now in my fourth year of college, I am still trying to navigate what
Sunday Breakfast Thrift Store Review
Place: Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission Thrift Store Address: 71 Bellevue Avenue, Penndel, PA 19147 Phone: (215) 922-6400 ext.1040 Hours of Operation: Monday thru Friday: 10am-6pm; Saturday: 9am-5pm; Closed Sunday Distance from Cairn: 0.5 miles (10 min walk) Formerly known as the Sunday Breakfast Association, Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission was founded
Glorifying God On and Off the Court
SEQUINO: What is your first memory of playing basketball? GOODMAN: My first memory of playing basketball was probably when I was four years old and there was a YMCA by my house that my parents coached at. My little sister, who was only three years old at the time, also
From Student to Student Programs
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
10 Things To Do in New York for Free
Although Cairn is a small campus, there are many places in a reasonable distance that you, as a student, could be taking advantage of. One of those places is the famous Big Apple, otherwise known as New York, New York. If you drive about an hour north of Philadelphia, you
From Pain to Praise…
This past Wednesday evening I had the privilege of attending Deion Payton’s Senior Presentation, “From Pain to Praise!” This performance featured music from composers such as Mozart, Schubert, Mendelssohn, Faure, and included a 30-voice Gospel Choir, as well as some of Deion’s own original compositions. Music has always been a
Talking Theology with Dr. James Dolezal
This past week I decided to sit down with one of our very own Divinity Professors here at Cairn University, Dr. James Dolezal. In this interview, Dr. Dolezal was able to provide a Professor’s perspective on the study of theology, and also provide students with ways in which they can
A Purpose Outside of the Kitchen
After talking with students on campus over the past few weeks, both male and female, I have found that there is an issue not only present on campus, but all across our society today. It is an issue, I feel, that as a society, we have been struggling with, and