Last month, Student Activities became the latest student service to make the move online when the office moved its ticket sales to an online PayPal program. In the Spring 2015 semester, Residence Life also moved the housing selection process online, taking Manhattan College one-step further into the digital age. While the benefits of online services are certainly obvious—no lines, streamlined delivery and convenience to list … Continue reading College to Add More Online Services, Despite Recent Hiccups

Most 18-year-old college freshmen only have a few worries in the world: what show to binge watch next on Netflix and how quickly they can write their 10 page paper a night before it is due. For the 67 U.S. military veterans who are enrolled in Manhattan College as undergraduates, their first semester in college is much different than the average student. Someone’s first semester … Continue reading From Battlefield to Classroom

by Jack Melanson, Staff Writer On Friday night, Nov. 6th, Manhattan College students stepped into the elevator of Kelly Commons, pressed five, and waited for the doors to open again. On the fifth floor, they heard loud, Latino music and laughter. The students then entered a dark room with streaming lights, a dance floor, people socializing and a ton of Latino food. This was Latinofest 2015. … Continue reading Latinofest Celebrates Minorities on Campus