Month: October 2019

Arts & Entertainment, On Campus Fashion-Finds

Students Show Off Professional Style at Fall Career Fair

Interviews and photos compiled by Lauren Schuster On Campus Fashion-Finds The Center for Career Development held the annual Fall Career Fair on Tuesday, October 1 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. While the resumes and networking skills of Jaspers cinch their internship and job prospects, their outward presentation certainly does not hurt. Three campus fashionistas show off their favorite business casual looks. Steven Goolsby, Junior … Continue reading Students Show Off Professional Style at Fall Career Fair

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Unveiling Student Government Campaigning Rules

by NICOLE FITZSIMMONS & NICOLE RODRIGUEZ, Staff Writer & Asst. Production Editor The Manhattan College campaigning rules prove to be an important asset for student candidates initiating their campaigns during election seasons, yet the components and standards of these rules often remain a mystery to the vast majority of students at the college. The campaigning rules at the college are comprised of 13 components and were made … Continue reading Unveiling Student Government Campaigning Rules

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Scatterbomb “Stranded in Pittsburgh” in Third Show of Semester

by ROSE BRENNAN & MADALYN JOHNSON, A&E Editor & Asst. A&E Editor In Scatterbomb’s third show of the semester, Fordham University’s improv group, Stranded in Pittsburgh, collaborated with MC students to reenact a body slapping musician group, a tapeworm romantically involved with its victim’s friend and various other chaotic scenarios suggested by the audience in Hayden 100. This collaboration was not the first of its kind, as … Continue reading Scatterbomb “Stranded in Pittsburgh” in Third Show of Semester

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Fuerza Latina Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

by ANNA WOODS, Staff Writer Fuerza Latina, Manhattan College’s club celebrating and embracing Latinx culture, is excited to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. Hispanic Heritage Month pays tribute to the Hispanic-Americans who have positively influenced and enriched society and culture in the United States. Anna Rosario, an international studies major with minors in peace and justice studies and Spanish, is the current President of Fuerza Latina. She feels … Continue reading Fuerza Latina Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

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President Brennan O’Donnell’s Contract Extended until 2024

by MEGAN DREHER, Editor-in-Chief President Brennan O’Donnell, Ph.D., will continue to lead the Manhattan College community through the 2023-2024 academic year, following his contract extension granted by the board of trustees. O’Donnell has served as president since July 1, 2009, the 19th president in the history of the college and the first lay president to serve in the position. In serving as president, O’Donnell believes that this … Continue reading President Brennan O’Donnell’s Contract Extended until 2024

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Lois Harr Takes Center Stage At Agape Latte

by EMILY HOLLAR & PETE JANNY, Contributor & Asst. Sports Editor The first Agape Latte of the semester took place last Tuesday night in Jasper Hall Lounge with a good turnout from the college community. Agape Latte has become a big hit at the college over the years, giving students a chance to take a break from their studies to participate in an event conducive for fellowship … Continue reading Lois Harr Takes Center Stage At Agape Latte

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Family Weekend Brings Jaspers Together

by EMILY HOLLAR, Contributor Family Weekend took place on Saturday October 5th, and Sunday October 6th, and activities were offered both days. On Saturday, students and their families were able to take photos in front of a monster truck, participate in a golf driving range, witness a hypnotist and magician, attend a Mens’ Soccer game against Quinnipiac, and even spend the evening listening to David Moscow. Sunday … Continue reading Family Weekend Brings Jaspers Together

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Campus Chapel in Need of Repairs

by JESSICA MCKENZIE, Staff Writer Since it was built in the late 19th century, Manhattan College has proudly shown the Chapel of De La Salle to prospective students and parents. Recently, however, students who frequent the chapel have noticed caution tape wrapped around a number of the pews inside. During this year’s Fall Convocation, which was held in the chapel, a few students even found drywall … Continue reading Campus Chapel in Need of Repairs

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Alumni Corner: Victoria Leandra Hernández Talks About VICE and Working In The Industry

by Gillian Puma, Staff Writer Have you ever wondered who runs the social media behind VICE News? The woman behind the camera for major cultural events such as the Women’s March and the Power to Puerto Rico March is none other than Manhattan College alumna, Victoria Leandra Hernández. During her time at Manhattan College, Hernández was very involved with campus life. She was the Social Media Editor, … Continue reading Alumni Corner: Victoria Leandra Hernández Talks About VICE and Working In The Industry

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