By Victoria Newsome RADNOR, Pa. (CBS) — Villanova University and Cabrini University finalized an agreement for Villanova to assume ownership of the Cabrini campus on Friday, June 28.

The acquired campus will allow Villanova to add nearly 1,000 students over several years. It will offer unique dining options for students, recreational facilities, study spaces and classes.

When the spring semester ends, Villanova will add Cabrini's 112-acre campus to its existing 260 acres. The campus will maintain the Cabrini name, Villanova said in a statement.

The university’s president, Rev. Peter M. Donohue, called it a “proud and extraordinary day for Villanova University” in a campus-wide email he sent soon after the white smoke announcement. Cardinal ...

Since announcing an agreement in principle between the two institutions in June 2023, Villanova’s and Cabrini’s leadership have been completing the necessary due diligence to reach a final ...

Villanova uses the Rise Display Network digital signage content management system on 15 LCD screens campus-wide, with plans to add another 30 screens.

The Philadelphia Inquirer reported that Villanova hasn't decided what it will do with the 112-acre Cabrini campus but Fr. Peter M. Donohue, Villanova’s president, said it will continue to be ...