Cabrini University

that were to have occurred by 2020. The initiative promised to have 100 percent of undergraduate students participating in a Living & Learning Community, pledged that all undergraduate students would experience two or more High-Impact Coeducational Practices in their first year, and denoted a commitment to ensuring that all students encountered at least four High-Impact practices before graduation.
Under Taylor's leadership, Cabrini College changed its name to Cabrini University on July 1, 2016.
In 2022, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported that the university faced a debt of approximately $5 million with a total budget of $45 million. Enrollment had dropped to about 1,500 students from 2,360 in the 2016–2017 academic year. In response to these challenges, the university had repeatedly eliminated staff and restructured; for example, it eliminated the position of provost, reduced the number of colleges from three to two, and laid off several tenured and tenure track faculty.
In a joint statement with Villanova University …