Games of the Week

Women’s volleyball tops Saint Peter’s 3-1 for its third consecutive win.GOJASPERS.COM / COURTESY Emmanouel Sofillas, Sports Editor Women’s Volleyball Women’s volleyball took down the Saint Peter’s Peacocks this past Friday, Oct. 16 with a final score of 3-1, earning the Jaspers their third straight win for the first time since 2023. The Jaspers jumped out early in the first set, scoring eight of the first … Continue reading Games of the Week

Jaspers Pack Draddy Gymnasium for Manhattan Madness!

Brother Jasper hypes the crowd during Manhattan Madness.NICKY LOMBARDO / THE QUADRANGLE Barbara Vasquez, Editor-in-Chief Jasper Nation packed Draddy Gymnasium for the school’s annual Manhattan Madness event on Oct. 16, featuring introductions from the basketball teams, performances from the Jasper spirit squads and giveaways for students. Manhattan Madness is Manhattan University’s (MU) version of a pep rally, hyping up students for the men’s and women’s … Continue reading Jaspers Pack Draddy Gymnasium for Manhattan Madness!

Movie Review: “The Social Reckoning”

“The Social Reckoning” movie posterEBAY LISTING / COURTESY Sarah Rolka , Asst. Features Editor “The Social Reckoning,” director Aaron Sorkin’s companion piece to his other widely successful movie, “The Social Network,” was released in theatres on Oct. 8. Met with mixed reviews from critics and regular viewers, my two cents are: it was amazing. The story follows three professionals throughout the three parts of the … Continue reading Movie Review: “The Social Reckoning”

Behind the Scenes: The Arts & Entertainment in Manhattan Madness

Sanctus Artem’s banner that welcomed attendees to the eventJOSHUA REICHARD / THE QUADRANGLE Joshua Reichard , Asst. Arts & Entertainment Editor / Asst. Social Media Editor Manhattan University (MU) hosted its annual fall pep rally, Manhattan Madness, this past Thursday. While the event focuses on MU’s Division I basketball teams, many student arts and entertainment organizations play an important role in building school spirit and … Continue reading Behind the Scenes: The Arts & Entertainment in Manhattan Madness

Behind the Scenes: Manhattan Madness T-Shirt Competition

Clara De Leon’s original Knicks-inspired t-shirt designCLARA DE LEON / COURTSEY Maddie Rosado, Managing / News Editor Clara De Leon, a sophomore psychology major at Manhattan University (MU), won this year’s Manhattan Madness T-shirt competition ahead of the event on Oct. 15 with a Knicks-inspired design. The competition, which invites students to submit shirt designs for Manhattan Madness, is run by the Student Government and … Continue reading Behind the Scenes: Manhattan Madness T-Shirt Competition

Mike Strug Shares Networking Advice with MU Students

The management club hosted Mike Strug to speak about networking in one’s professionalcareer.ANDREW NARINE / COURTESY Ariana Cariddo, Staff Writer Manhattan University’s (MU) management club hosted an event titled “Build Your Network: Mike Strug at MU” on Thursday, Oct. 15 from 2:30-3:30 P.M. at MU’s O’Malley School of Business (OMSB). The event welcomed Mike Strug, a commercial real estate professional with more than 27 years … Continue reading Mike Strug Shares Networking Advice with MU Students

Peace Action NYS Collaborates with The Borgen Project 

 The Borgen Project logo. / BORGENPROJECT.ORG María Castaño, Arts & Entertainment Section Editor  On Oct. 15 Manhattan University’s (MU) Peace Action NYS (PANYS) chapter collaborated with The Borgen Project. Cesar Tavares-Vasquez, president and founder of MU’s PANYS chapter and an intern for The Borgen Project, hosted the event as an introductory presentation on how the organization links reducing poverty to reducing political and economic instability, … Continue reading Peace Action NYS Collaborates with The Borgen Project 

Manhattan Caucus: Sexual Misconduct and Rape Culture in Higher Education 

Zendrah Bonnick, Assistant News Editor  On Sept. 18, the Cornell University Newspaper, The Cornell Daily Sun,, published a story by Cereese Qusba on what is now known as the “Cornell Seven” Case. The article covers a lawsuit and accusation of gang rape made by the plaintiff, referred to as Jane Doe, who was 20 at the time. The lawsuit named seven Chi-Phi members: Matthew Ingalls, … Continue reading Manhattan Caucus: Sexual Misconduct and Rape Culture in Higher Education 

MU Radiation Therapy Students Attend 2026 ASTRO Annual Meeting 

Leyla J. Mercado, Features Editor / Asst. Social Media Editor  Senior radiation therapy students at Manhattan University (MU) attended the 2026 American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) annual meeting in Boston from Sept. 26 to 30, joining clinicians and researchers at the field’s largest scientific conference.  The trip lets students hear from leaders in radiation oncology and meet professionals, MU alumni and students from other … Continue reading MU Radiation Therapy Students Attend 2026 ASTRO Annual Meeting