By Bennett Hall, Contributor Hannah Rome, a sophomore at Manhattan College, is someone that radiates positivity. She rarely has a bad day and she strives to be kind to everyone. She is very much a people person, and that combined with her dynamic life is what shaped her to be who she is today. Rome comes from a multicultural family that lives in Northampton, Mass. … Continue reading Sophomore Hannah Rome on Life at M.C.
Fellow U.S. citizens are currently protesting for their education rights. Thousands of students at Puerto Rico’s largest public university, the University of Puerto Rico (UPR), have gone on an indefinite strike to protest multimillion-dollar cuts prompted by an economic crisis. A federal control board that oversees Puerto Rico’s finances is demanding that the university cut $450 million from its budget to help pay the island’s … Continue reading The Way Students Strike in Puerto Rico
By Jack Melanson & Daniel Molina, Editors As part of the efforts to improve student’s satisfaction in the residence halls, Manhattan College has added free HBO GO subscriptions to all resident students. The streaming service is the second of a multi-phase process to upgrade the entertainment package offered to current and future Manhattan College students. The first was the switch from analog to digital TV which … Continue reading HBO GO Hits Manhattan College Resident Students
“By getting excited for Scatterprom and spending as much time with the graduating seniors as I can.” -Kevin Donald “Watching a lot of Netflix and pretending I’m not graduating.” -Olivia Smith “Keeping on top of my work and planning things out. Also, by taking the time to relax and get my sleep. For me, the most important thing, academically, is making sure I get my … Continue reading Voices on the Quad: How are You Preparing for the End of the Semester?
