Month: November 2019

Sports, Women's Soccer

Women’s Soccer Blanks Saint Peter’s in Season Finale

MANHATTAN: 2, SAINT PETER’S: 0   by PETE JANNY, Asst. Sports Editor When the Manhattan College women’s soccer team (4-11-2, 3-5-2 MAAC) took the field last Wednesday night against Saint Peter’s (3-13-1, 1-8-1 MAAC), the only thing that mattered was finishing the season off on a good note. Before the game even started, Manhattan was forced to accept the reality that for the second straight year they were … Continue reading Women’s Soccer Blanks Saint Peter’s in Season Finale

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Arts & Entertainment, The Book Nook

The Challenge “The Challenge of Jesus” Imposes on Generations and Generations to Come

by MADALYN JOHNSON, Asst. A&E Editor “The Challenge of Jesus” is a book written by New Testament scholar, N.T. Wright who unravels his opinions towards how historians have been analyzing the historical quest of Jesus incorrectly. Wright descriptively explains three main concerns he has for the postmodern world regarding their education about Jesus’ life and mission. One is about the historical integrity of Jesus (repeatedly informing readers … Continue reading The Challenge “The Challenge of Jesus” Imposes on Generations and Generations to Come

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Men's Soccer, Sports

Men’s Soccer Beats Niagara to Earn Spot in MAAC Tournament

by PETE JANNY, Asst. Sports Editor The Manhattan College men’s soccer team returned to the pitch this past Saturday for a game against the Niagara Purple Eagles that had far greater implications than most regular season games. Sitting in sixth place in the standings with two games left in the regular season, the Jaspers were in dire need of a win to lock up one of … Continue reading Men’s Soccer Beats Niagara to Earn Spot in MAAC Tournament

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Arts & Entertainment, Jasper Jams

The Soundtrack to Many of My Firsts

by GABRIELLA DEPINHO, News Editor We’ve all lived through a lot of firsts and those moments are generally unforgettable. Looking back on “firsts” there’s some sort of magic that nostalgia works on those moments, making them even more enchanting than living through them. When you have a song tied to a “first,” it becomes even easier to get transported back to that time, moment, place, or person … Continue reading The Soundtrack to Many of My Firsts

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News

Manhattan Competes at 2019 Fed Challenge

by C. GARRETT KEIDEL, Sports Editor Manhattan College competed in the Fed Challenge this past October at the Federal Reserve Bank in New York. The Fed Challenge is a competition for colleges to put together a team and produce a 15 minute presentation on the current economic status of the country, and to predict what it might look like in a couple years to the Federal Reserve. … Continue reading Manhattan Competes at 2019 Fed Challenge

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Sports, Women's Basketball

Lady Jaspers Open up With a 100-Point Win in Exhibition Game

by Caroline McCarthy & Kelly Kennedy, Staff Writers The Manhattan College women’s basketball team dominated Bloomfield College in an exhibition game last Friday night. After winning the tip-off, senior Pamela Miceus found classmate Gabby Cajou, who scored on a layup. That was only the first 5 seconds. The game continued in favor of the Lady Jaspers, who were able to develop a healthy lead early in the … Continue reading Lady Jaspers Open up With a 100-Point Win in Exhibition Game

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Features

Manhattan Alum Finds Spotlight in Stand-up

by C. Garrett Keidel, Sports Editor Jack Melanson is a Manhattan College alum, graduating in the class of 2019 last spring. Post graduation he left the east coast, growing up in Maine and attending college here in New York City, for the west coast and the city of Los Angeles. In Los Angeles, Melanson started performing stand-up comedy while also currently working in advertising. Having an affinity … Continue reading Manhattan Alum Finds Spotlight in Stand-up

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Academics, News

O’Malley School of Business Honors Program Kicks Off

by Shannon Gleba & Lauren Schuster, Staff Writer & Social Media Editor Starting this semester, the O’Malley School of Business at Manhattan College has invited members of the class 2023 from a variety of majors within the school to be a part of the new Honors Program. Spearheaded by the leaders of the School of Business, including Dean Donald Gibson, Ph.D., Associate Dean Janet Rovenpor, Ph.D., and … Continue reading O’Malley School of Business Honors Program Kicks Off

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