On 20th Anniversary of 9/11, Jimmy Quinn Will Always be a Light in the World

by Pete Janny, Sports Editor Losing someone you love is the greatest pain to overcome. The void will never quite be filled from that loss but the memories and stories of that person can be a source of healing. 20 years ago, the world of a family from Brooklyn changed forever at a moment’s notice. The death of Manhattan alum Jimmy Quinn on Sept. 11, … Continue reading On 20th Anniversary of 9/11, Jimmy Quinn Will Always be a Light in the World

Jasper Alum Francois Dulysse Signs with Professional Soccer Team

By, Jilleen Barrett & Isaiah Rosario, A&E/Managing Editor & Staff Writer Manhattan College alumni Francois Dulysse signed a professional contract with USL League One League team New England Revolution II, and was later drafted by New England Revolution, making him 51st overall in the 2021 MLS Super Draft. On April 10, Dulysse made his professional debut with the Revolution before he graduated from college in … Continue reading Jasper Alum Francois Dulysse Signs with Professional Soccer Team

Men’s Soccer Attacking the Fall Season Head On

By, Caroline McCarthy & Jocelyn Visnov, Asst. Features Editor & Asst. Production Editor After playing an irregular 2020-2021 season, the Manhattan College Men’s Soccer team has utilized an unusual preseason to rebuild the program for the fall 2021 season. The Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) redirected games originally scheduled for fall 2020 to the spring season due to COVID-19 concerns. By doing so, the league … Continue reading Men’s Soccer Attacking the Fall Season Head On

The Center for Career Development Continues with a Hybrid Approach

By, Kelly Cwik & Mack Olmsted, Asst. A&E Editor & Staff Writer As more activities shift to being in person at Manhattan College, the Center for Career Development is continuing with a hybrid approach and bringing forth a full semester of programming. Located on the third floor of Thomas Hall, the Center for Career Development supports students in all parts of the career development process, from … Continue reading The Center for Career Development Continues with a Hybrid Approach

Jasper Community Reflects on the 20th Anniversary of 9/11

20 years ago, almost 3,000 lives were lost in the 9/11 attacks. Every year Manhattan College honors those who lost their lives that day by placing American flags on the quad to represent victims of the attack. Those victims include Manhattan College alumni and parents of current students. The Quadrangle spoke to students who lost their loved ones on 9/11, as well as a student … Continue reading Jasper Community Reflects on the 20th Anniversary of 9/11

William N. Dooley Appointed Chair of Manhattan College’s Board of Trustees

By, Kyla Guilfoil, Asst. News Editor Manhattan College alumnus William N. Dooley ‘75 has been appointed as the chair of Manhattan College’s Board of Trustees following a unanimous vote this year. Dooley takes this position after serving as a Manhattan College Board Trustee from 2007-2020 and retiring in 2015 as executive vice president of investments and financial services at American International Group (AIG). His role … Continue reading William N. Dooley Appointed Chair of Manhattan College’s Board of Trustees

LETTER from The Editor

Dear Readers, As our nation mourned the 20th events of the attacks on 9/11 this past weekend, the phrase ‘Never Forget’ could be seen and heard everywhere. It’s a promise and a reminder to survivors and the victims’ families, that the 2,996 victims from that day and the 3,900 victims from 9/11 related illnesses are not to be lost to history. As someone whose life … Continue reading LETTER from The Editor

Isolation Measures at Manhattan Change During Another Year of Uncertainty

By, Jilleen Barrett, A&E/Managing Editor Quarantine and isolation at Manhattan College is changing this year due to changing regulations surrounding the pandemic across the nation. According to an email from Jaspers Return that was sent to residents, the school is only offering a space for students to isolate under “extenuating circumstances (such as international students or students who need to travel home via air travel).” … Continue reading Isolation Measures at Manhattan Change During Another Year of Uncertainty

Hurricane Ida Aftermath on Campus

By, Angelina Persaud & Lauren Raziano, Staff Writer & Social Media Editor Severe flooding due to Hurricane Ida left many people in the tristate area picking up the pieces in the following days, and Manhattan College residents were no exception. During the days following the tragic storm, many students have been trying to handle the damage that has been done to their living spaces. Several … Continue reading Hurricane Ida Aftermath on Campus