Month: November 2021

News

“Empowerment Hour” Comes to the Fitness Center for the First Time

By, Madalyn Johnson & Jocelyn Visnov, Web Editor & Asst. Production Editor The Lasallian Women and Gender Resource Center hosted Women’s Empowerment Hour for the first time at the Commons Fitness Center last week. The opening session happened on Nov. 2 from 1:15 p.m. to 2:15 p.m., and represented a big initiative by staff members of the LWGRC. The team has been passionate about creating … Continue reading “Empowerment Hour” Comes to the Fitness Center for the First Time

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News

Manhattan Caucus: A Rundown of Tuesday’s Elections

By, Kyla Guilfoil, Asst. News Editor Last Tuesday’s elections gave insight to how constituents are feeling across the country. The results of this Election Day give our leaders an indication of what Americans are looking for in the 2022 midterm elections and beyond. For New York City residents, election day included votes for mayor, comptroller and public advocate. Overall, the city unsurprisingly upheld its majority … Continue reading Manhattan Caucus: A Rundown of Tuesday’s Elections

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Men's Soccer, Sports

Men’s Soccer Sends Off Seniors Thomas Hitchins and Simon Busch

by Isaiah Rosario, Staff Writer Oct. 23rd was a picture-perfect day for the Manhattan College men’s soccer program. Before Manhattan played St. Peter’s University on the beautiful fall afternoon, seniors Thomas Hitchins and Simon Busch were honored for their careers here at Manhattan.  The Jaspers stood victorious against Saint Peter’s with a score of 3-0, with goals by Johan Velez (3), Dorian Bounab (1) and … Continue reading Men’s Soccer Sends Off Seniors Thomas Hitchins and Simon Busch

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Sports, Top Stories

Major Changes in the Athletic Department after Post-Quarantine Turnover

by Jilleen Barrett & Karen Flores, A&E Editor & Staff Writer The Athletic Department at Manhattan has experienced major changes between July and the end of October, with 18 members of its staff leaving for various reasons. Marianne Reilly, the director of intercollegiate athletics at the college, believes COVID and other issues in national athletics pushed people to pursue new opportunities. One of these people was … Continue reading Major Changes in the Athletic Department after Post-Quarantine Turnover

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Features

Society of Women Engineers Aspire to Inspire 

by Angelica Niedermeyer & Rebecca Kranich, Contributors From Oct. 21-23, Manhattan College’s chapter of Society of Women Engineers (SWE) traveled to Indianapolis to attend their annual national convention.  This year, the theme of the SWE event was “Aspire to Inspire” as many guest lecturers and keynote speakers shared their experiences as women in engineering. MC’s chapter of SWE was able to bring 15 women on … Continue reading Society of Women Engineers Aspire to Inspire 

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News

 Madness Makes Its Return to MC 

by Isaiah Rosario & Victor Franco, Staff Writers Manhattan Madness finally made it’s long-awaited return back to Draddy Gymnasium on Oct. 28. The exciting pep rally included cheering students with school spirit shirts and performances from the cheerleading team, dance team and the Pep Band.  The event did not take place last year due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Changes in Manhattan College guidelines in … Continue reading  Madness Makes Its Return to MC 

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Arts & Entertainment, Jasper Jams

Jasper Jams: The Official Sweater-Weather Certified Playlist for Fall

By, Kyla Guilfoil, Asst. News Editor The weather has finally started to match the changing colors of the leaves around campus. After a rollercoaster of weather throughout the summer and early fall, it seems that sweater weather is finally here to stay. And what better way to celebrate the changing of sea- sons than by checking out a playlist that’s perfect for your newly scenic … Continue reading Jasper Jams: The Official Sweater-Weather Certified Playlist for Fall

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Arts & Entertainment

Toted By Juliana: Practical and Creative

By, Kelly Cwik & Megan LaCreta, Asst. A&E Editor & Asst. Features Editor Senior marketing major Juliana Tronconi started her own small business on Instagram @totedbyjuliana selling hand-painted tote bags. Tronconi announced her business in a post early in October, and since then, has found success sharing her art with the Manhattan College community and beyond. Tronconi was inspired to start her business by her … Continue reading Toted By Juliana: Practical and Creative

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