LETTER from the EDITOR
Hello everybody and welcome back to our fourth issue of the semester! In this issue we discuss a bunch of exciting happenings around our campus community, beginning with news where we cover the opening of Manhattan University’s newest dining option, Clucksters. Personally, I enjoyed the food I’ve gotten from there thus far, but I will forever mourn the loss of Cafe 1853 nachos. It was … Continue reading LETTER from the EDITOR
Clucksters Restaurant Replaces Café 1853
Clucksters celebrates it’s opening week in Thomas Hall. JOSHUA REICHARD / THE QUADRANGLE Joshua Reichard Asst. A&E Editor Last week, Manhattan University (MU) welcomed Clucksters, a grab-and-go chicken restaurant operated by Gourmet Dining, to the university dining scene. Clucksters has replaced what was once Café 1853, which has now shut down for what appears to be indefinitely. Demand is high at the new chicken restaurant, as it logged … Continue reading Clucksters Restaurant Replaces Café 1853
The Latest on the Epstein Files – DOJ Under “Heat”
Elaina Batista Asst. Social Media Editor Over the last couple of weeks, the Justice Department released over 3 million files related to the investigation of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., one of the co-authors of the law that led to the files’ production, said that the Justice Department has released “the best half of the documents.” The release of the files has … Continue reading The Latest on the Epstein Files – DOJ Under “Heat”
HGI at MU Welcomes Muslim Feminist Ani Zonneved
Ani Zonneveld, writer, singer, songwriter and founder of MPV MVPUSA.ORG / COURTESY Laili Shahrestani Editor-in-Chief On Feb. 3, the Holocaust, Genocide, Interfaith and Education Center (HGI) at Manhattan University (MU), welcomed Ani Zonneveld, writer, singer, songwriter and founder of Muslims for Progressive Values (MPV) to lead a discussion on social justice, feminism and Islam. Zonneveled identifies as a Muslim feminist and has openly spoken about her upbringing … Continue reading HGI at MU Welcomes Muslim Feminist Ani Zonneved
JustPeace Club Brainstorms Social Change in Collaboration with Northwest Bronx Indivisible
Photos of JustPeace collaborations with NorthWest Bronx Indivisible meeting “Brainstorming the Resistance,” taken Feb 1. ZENDRAH BONNICK / THE QUADRANGLE Zendrah Bonnick Asst. News Editor On Feb. 1, Manhattan University’s (MU) JustPeace Club hosted a brainstorming session at MU’s Kelly Commons. The event, “Brainstorming the Resistance,” was a collaboration between MU’s JustPeace and Northwest Bronx Indivisible (NWBI), the northwest chapter of the Indivisible movement, a grassroots organization dedicated to … Continue reading JustPeace Club Brainstorms Social Change in Collaboration with Northwest Bronx Indivisible
MU Yoga Club Brings Mindfulness and Movement to Campus
Yoga Club Expands Wellness at Manhattan University @MUYOGA.CLUB/ INSTAGRAM Zeke Jazwinski Sports Editor Manhattan University (MU) is stretching its way into wellness with the addition of the new Yoga Club this year. This new student-run organization is looking to promote mindfulness, wellness and movement within the university. The club is open to all experience levels, whether one is a beginner or an expert; inclusivity is … Continue reading MU Yoga Club Brings Mindfulness and Movement to Campus
O’Malley Library Displays Brother Ralph’s “Emanations, Iterations”; Discusses Future Plans for Exhibition Space
Barbara Vasquez Editor-in-Chief O’Malley Library has recently brought the “Emanations, Iterations,” display to their gallery space, created by Ralph Bucci, F.S.C., in an effort to revitalize the space as more frequently used exhibition space. The exhibit features a number of sculptures produced by Br. Ralph throughout the years – one of the earliest sculptures featured comes from 1977, with some coming from as recently as … Continue reading O’Malley Library Displays Brother Ralph’s “Emanations, Iterations”; Discusses Future Plans for Exhibition Space
Pipes and Drums Gear Up for 2026 Campaign
Richard Nikolic (right) marches down 5th Avenue in St. Patrick’s Day parade BEN ASEN/COURTESY Andrew Mannion Senior Writer Manhattan University’s (MU) Pipes and Drums has a productive schedule ahead, as they gear up for another semester of Irish festivities. After participating in nine parades last March, the group has already begun practicing for this upcoming season of St. Patrick’s Day events. The group annually participates … Continue reading Pipes and Drums Gear Up for 2026 Campaign
Cheerleading To Attend Nationals Despite Uncertainty
The petition was published on Jan 22, and has over 1,000 verified signatures. @MANHATTAN.CHEER/INSTAGRAM Mary Haley, Senior Writer & Joshua Reichard, Asst. A&E Manhattan University’s (MU) cheerleading team faced uncertainty after its initial plans to go to the National Cheerleading Association (NCA) College Nationals in Daytona Beach, Fla. were interrupted. After months of practicing for the competition, the team reported to the MU community that the school … Continue reading Cheerleading To Attend Nationals Despite Uncertainty