Student-Focused Resource Center to Open at MC

by SHANNON GLEBA, Copy Editor Manhattan College’s campus will have a new addition after the Lasallian Women and Gender Resource Center opens later this fall semester. The center is under development now in Kelly Commons, down the hall from the Multicultural Center in Kelly 3C. While The Lasallian Women and Gender Resource Center is not fully finished, Jordan Pascoe, Ph.D, the center’s co-director and associate … Continue reading Student-Focused Resource Center to Open at MC

LETTER to The Editor

DEVIN KEAST writes: Many thanks are in order for the Quadrangle’s moving and fitting remembrance of Professor Tom Callahan. Like a lot of Communication majors, I was introduced to this raconteur upon taking his Ethics class in the fall of my freshman year at Manhattan College. Despite his lousy posture and greasy hair, Professor Callahan commanded our classroom with passion, ably guiding his students through … Continue reading LETTER to The Editor

Sophomore Student Showcases Eclectic Style

by LAUREN SCHUSTER, Asst. Features Editor Lexi Salerno is a sophomore from Long Island, N.Y. She is majoring in adolescent education with a concentration in social studies. She sat down and shared her style with us. The Quadrangle: How would you describe your style? Lexi Salerno: If I had to describe my style in one word, it would just be eclectic. Depending on the day, … Continue reading Sophomore Student Showcases Eclectic Style

Title IX Programming Revamped in Fundamentals for First Year Presentation

by ROSE BRENNAN & GILLIAN PUMA, A&E Editor & Staff Writer StAs a mandatory component of Manhattan College’s Opening Weekend, on Saturday, Aug. 25, freshman students gathered to discuss spreading awareness of sexual assault on campuses.   With the help of Title IX as well as the Zero Shades of Gray program, students were able to interact with each other on the importance of consensual … Continue reading Title IX Programming Revamped in Fundamentals for First Year Presentation

College Internships: Jaspers Advancing their Careers

by RIKKILYNN SHIELDS, Social Media Editor A good amount of students who attend Manhattan College are attracted to the school’s close proximity to Manhattan. Being a little over 10 miles to Times Square in Manhattan, you’re more than likely to see some of your fellow Jaspers boarding the 242nd street 1 train no matter what time of the day or night it may be.  From … Continue reading College Internships: Jaspers Advancing their Careers

GPAC Project Brings New Additions to Gaelic Park

by C. GARRETT KEIDEL, Asst. Sports Editor Construction for the brand new Gaelic Park Athletic Center Project (GPAC Project) has been well underway during the summer months. Its goal is to improve the overall athletic experience here at Manhattan College for the home athletes as well as for those coming from other colleges. The GPAC Project brings much-needed additions and updates to Gaelic Park. New … Continue reading GPAC Project Brings New Additions to Gaelic Park

Watching the Walls on Instagram

by HALEY BURNSIDE, Senior Writer A campus as polished and pristine as Manhattan College can certainly attract the eye. From the beautiful blend of old and new infrastructure of the O’Malley library, to the iconic chapel that rises high above Riverdale, there are a number of gorgeous sights to see and photograph. Two students have started an Instagram account that displays campus in an unusual way. … Continue reading Watching the Walls on Instagram

LETTER from The Editor

Dear Reader, Did you have a great first week? I hope so! I wanted to take the time to bring to your attention two exciting updates for The Quadrangle. First, I’d like to welcome our new faculty advisor, Nicholas Gilewicz. Nick is the communication department’s new head of the journalism concentration. We are so happy to have him aboard and we’re looking forward to working … Continue reading LETTER from The Editor

Manhattan Men’s Soccer Starts 3-0-0 For First Time In 32 Years With 2-0 Victory Over St. Francis Brooklyn

by Mohsin Ahmed Copy Editor On the evening of Thursday, Aug. 30, a game-night atmosphere was entrenched by the spectators who filled the bleachers to watch the Manhattan Jaspers play the St. Francis Brooklyn Terriers at Gaelic Park in Riverdale. The game began with the Jaspers at 2-0-0 while the Terriers were 1-1-0. The two teams spent the first half of the game by going back-and-forth between … Continue reading Manhattan Men’s Soccer Starts 3-0-0 For First Time In 32 Years With 2-0 Victory Over St. Francis Brooklyn