or 6 million dollars with a total budget of 45 million dollars. 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 and reduced the number of colleges from three to two. Academics Cabrini University offers 40 undergraduate majors, additional minors, and specialized tracks. The institution also offers part-time graduate degrees in accounting, biological sciences, data science, education, and leadership. In 2016, it started two new part-time doctoral programs for working professionals: EdD in Educational Leadership and PhD in Organizational Development. Faculty The university's faculty includes 33% full-time professors. 67% of the faculty members are adjunct professors (part-time), well above the nation's average. The core curriculum: Justice Matters All undergraduate students participate in the university's core curriculum, Justice Matters, in which, the university asserts, "students learn skills that will advance their careers and that can be used for the benefit of their communities, linking theory to practice in the world, preparing them for professional careers through a rigorous liberal learning experience." The curriculum drives to raise awareness of social problems, involve students hands-on in social justice issues, to teach students to see themselves as participating in value-driven decision making, and to develop liberally educated persons. Community service requirement Cabrini University was one of the first universities in the United States to make community service a graduation requirement for all undergraduates. Rankings Cabrini is ranked 122nd in the Regional Universities (North) category by U.S. News & World Report for 2018. Student life Radio Station: WYBF-FM Cabrini University has its own student-run variety radio station. School newspaper: The Loquitur The Loquitur has been the student-run newspaper of Cabrini University since 1959. The paper is now printed on a monthly basis, featuring on and off campus news, lifestyles, sports and perspective pieces. The Loquitur is celebrating its 60th anniversary during the 2018–19 academic year. Woodcrest (Magazine/Literary Journal) Woodcrest serves as the literary journal at Cabrini University. The magazine has seen many forms over the decades, and has been online since 2010. Advised by faculty and edited by students from the Department of Writing and Narrative Arts, Woodcrest is a national publication with roots in the literary arts. Faculty advisors have included editors and writers such as Seth Frechie, Amy Persichetti, and Bret Shepard. Athletics Cabrini University has 19