Rights After Roe: Feminism, The Constitution, and The Fight for Abortion
By Julia Ciampa, Staff Writer The fight for women’s rights and bodily autonomy is heavily connected to feminism, the Constitution, and the abortion rights movement, according to Jordan Pascoe, professor of philosophy, and Jonathan Keller, professor of political science, who hosted a discussion about the reality of a post-Roe v. Wade country on campus. Since the law of Roe v. Wade was overturned last June, … Continue reading Rights After Roe: Feminism, The Constitution, and The Fight for Abortion
MC Celebrates International Women’s Day
By Kyla Guilfoil, Managing Editor & Sports Editor Manhattan College students came together for the second annual International Women’s Day celebration on the quad before heading off for spring break. The event, which consisted of several campus groups setting up tables with fundraising initiatives on the quad, was led by one the college’s sororities, Alpha Pi Phi. APP started the event last year as a … Continue reading MC Celebrates International Women’s Day
MC’s Irish Soda Bread Competition Returns To Campus
By Grace Cardinal, Asst. News Editor The Irish Soda Bread Competition is an annual event organized by Gaelic Society and the Multicultural Center to celebrate Irish culture during Irish history month. The competition has been around for seven years, however had to take a two year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This is the first year the event has once again been held on … Continue reading MC’s Irish Soda Bread Competition Returns To Campus
Dining Hall Offers Increased Accessibility with New Diverse Halal and Vegetarian Options
By Nicole Fitzsimmons, Senior Writer Manhattan College’s dining services is committed to expanding accessibility with new Halal options and vegetarian options for students observing Lent. These options will help to meet diverse student needs on campus. In the Feb. 21 senate meeting, Associate Vice President and Dean of Students, Esmilda Abreu-Hornbostel, Ph.D., announced the dining committee’s plans. “The Dining Committee has been tasked to look … Continue reading Dining Hall Offers Increased Accessibility with New Diverse Halal and Vegetarian Options
Jasper and Chrysostom Halls are Getting Security Desks in Fall 2023
By Jilleen Barrett, Senior writer The offices of Residence Life and Public Safety are planning to add security desks to Jasper and Chrysostom Halls for the fall 2023 semester. This marks the first time in Manhattan College history that both buildings will have security desks in their lobbies. In order to gain access to the residence halls, students who live there will be expected to … Continue reading Jasper and Chrysostom Halls are Getting Security Desks in Fall 2023
O’Malley School of Business Fosters Entrepreneurship with Opening of New Creative Center
By Lauren Raziano, Multimedia Editor The Entrepreneurship Center was unveiled on March 2, with a ceremony in its new home on the second floor of the O’Malley Library. The center was built with financial support provided by Mike Kelly ’80. Kelly is a member of the O’Malley School of Business advisory board, the managing director of Yellow Thread Ventures and previous founder and CEO of … Continue reading O’Malley School of Business Fosters Entrepreneurship with Opening of New Creative Center
The Division of Education Emerges from School of Health Professions
By Angelina Persaud, News Editor The Division of Education will now be the formal school for education majors following the name change of the School of Education and Health to the School of Health Professions (SoHP). The name change was announced as part of Manhattan College’s plan to expand its majors to include more options in the healthcare field. As a result, majors that are … Continue reading The Division of Education Emerges from School of Health Professions
OneManhattan Team Officially Disbanded on Campus After Two and a Half Years
By Isaiah Rosario, Asst. Sports Editor OneManhattan, Manhattan College’s COVID-19 response team, is officially disbanding and transforming into a general response office as announced during a Senate meeting on Feb 21. Goldie Adele, the chief compliance officer of the college, explained to the Quadrangle the decision-making process behind disbanding the OneManhattan team. One factor that contributed to the process included vaccination rates within the community. … Continue reading OneManhattan Team Officially Disbanded on Campus After Two and a Half Years
Davis Talks Decision to Transfer after 5 Years with the Jaspers
By Kyla Guilfoil, Managing Editor and Sports Editor Dee Dee Davis will be leaving Manhattan College for her final year of eligibility after spending five years on the Jaspers’ women’s basketball team. The announcement of her decision to enter the transfer portal comes just days after the Jaspers lost in the MAAC championship final for the second year in a row. Davis told The Quadrangle … Continue reading Davis Talks Decision to Transfer after 5 Years with the Jaspers
