While Manhattan College students have their favorite delis and restaurants around Riverdale to enjoy, a new option, Gourmet Market and Bagel, opened up on Broadway at the end of last semester, replacing Sandwich King 2. As reported last semester in the article “Arsonist Sets Fire to Unopened Deli”, there was fear that the new deli would not be opened in time. But it ended up … Continue reading Gourmet Market and Bagel Draws in Student Crowd
by Abby Crowell Contributor The spring season is ideal for new beginnings as well as fashion trends. As the crisp winter weather progresses into warmer days, it becomes time to ditch those warm sweaters and break out the spring dresses and strappy sandals. This fashion transition has been long awaited by students who have been ambushed by the cold winter months that New York … Continue reading Student to Spearhead New Fashion Show on the Quad
by Haley Burnside Asst. Editor Trevor Noah, a man best known in America for his current hosting gig at “The Daily Show,” recounts his life growing up in South Africa in the wake of Apartheid in this honest memoir. The tone effortlessly shifts from poignant to amusing, from bleak to blissful, as Trevor shares his struggles and triumphs with race, poverty, and childhood naughtiness. The … Continue reading Trevor Noah’s Memoir: “Born A Crime”
Coming out of the subway station on 42nd Street and 7th Avenue, you’re welcomed by the magnificent purple and gold marquee of “Aladdin” with its bright lights calling you into the New Amsterdam theater. In comparison to the melting, dripping snow, the historic Broadway theater’s magic invited ticket holders in for the matinee of Disney’s current hit musical. Student Engagement offered discount tickets to the … Continue reading Lamps, Genie, Action Aladdin on Broadway
Signs of Solidarity on Shop Windows Several off-campus businesses are fostering a sense of unity with the Muslim population of Riverdale as clear as their storefront windows. These stores, often frequented by Manhattan College students, have placed paper signs on their façades which read, “EVERYONE IS WELCOME HERE.” The black and white flyers feature an image of a smiling woman wearing a hijab, an example … Continue reading Broadway Businesses Stand With Muslim Community
by Charles Lippolis and John Jackson Assistant Editor & Staff Writer The Manhattan Jaspers (9-16; 4-10 MAAC) took on the first place Monmouth Hawks (20-5; 12-2 MAAC) at 9:00 pm on Friday night in Draddy Gymnasium. The Jaspers came into the game leading the all-time series 8-4 and 5-0 at home, but the Hawks were able to edge them out, as they took a … Continue reading Jaspers Drop Tough One
By RikkiLynn Shields, Editor Michele Saracino, professor and chair of the religious studies department was inspired by her minor knee surgery to conduct a study on the connection between swimming and spirituality. Saracino’s research will be published this summer. Along with that, this fall she is also teaching a religious studies majors seminar on “Water and Spirituality.” The Quadrangle: Where are you from and where … Continue reading Diving Into Spirituality: Michele Saracino Studies The Link Between Water and Religion
By Gabriel Gamarra, Contributor Every big game that has been held in the walls of Draddy this season has brought the students and fans of Manhattan basketball a feeling of being a part of the team. At these games, students have been given free Under Armour shirts that show what the team is all about. The minds over at Under Armour work in hand with … Continue reading Under Armour & Manhattan College: A Fruitful Marriage
February is dedicated to black history, and the Multicultural Center at Manhattan College has a plethora of events set up to celebrate and recognize contributions from the African American community. Hayden Greene, director of multicultural affairs, helped set up and organize each event to cater to the needs of the student body. “I think heritage months as a whole are important because we are at … Continue reading College Celebrates Black History Month
