Month: November 2022

Features

Rachel Roca ‘21 Talks Finding, Accepting and Celebrating Identity

By Brianna Coppola, Contributor Manhattan College welcomes back alumni Rachel Roca ‘21, who shares her journey of finding, accepting and celebrating her identity.  Roca is a second year Ph.D student at Michigan State University in the Department of Computational Mathematics, Science and Engineering. Roca graduated from MC having majored in math and minored in Spanish and computer science. During her time at MC, Roca was … Continue reading Rachel Roca ‘21 Talks Finding, Accepting and Celebrating Identity

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News

CMSA Spends Day at United Nations to Honor Pope Francis’ World Day of the Poor

By Nicole Fitzsimmons, News Editor A group of students spent the day at the United Nations in order to honor Pope Francis’ World Day of the Poor, led by Campus Ministry and Social Action and campus minister, Conor Reidy.  According to Vatican News, Pope Francis’ World Day of the Poor is observed on the 33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time in the liturgical calendar, emphasizing solidarity … Continue reading CMSA Spends Day at United Nations to Honor Pope Francis’ World Day of the Poor

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Letters, Opinions & Editorials

Letter From The Editor

Dear Readers,  Happy Thanksgiving! I hope you are able to grab a copy of the latest Quadrangle as you head off to celebrate with your families this week.  In the spirit of Thanksgiving, I wanted to thank you all for supporting journalism on Manhattan’s campus. It’s so important to stay involved in what matters to our students, staff, faculty and administrators, and that’s what we … Continue reading Letter From The Editor

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MC Celebrates Administrator of 20 Years with Distinguished Lasallian Administrator Award: Sr. Asst. Dean of SoLA, Diana Cruz

By Mack Olmsted, Asst. Production Editor  Senior assistant dean of The School of Liberal Arts, Diana Cruz, was recognized for her 20 years of service at MC and was presented the Distinguished Lasallian Administrator Award on Wednesday.The honor came as part of the annual Staff and Administrator Convocation.  At the convocation, the future of MC was discussed and explained by President Daniel Gardner, FSC, before … Continue reading MC Celebrates Administrator of 20 Years with Distinguished Lasallian Administrator Award: Sr. Asst. Dean of SoLA, Diana Cruz

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Fall 2022 Student Government Highlights: What to Expect for Next Semester

By Angelina Persaud, Asst. News Editor Manhattan College’s Student Government Association (SGA) is putting mental health at the top of their upcoming agenda, alongside initiatives focused on uniting and supporting the college’s community.  SGA’s executive board expressed much enthusiasm regarding campus life and the potential plans they have in store for students. Alixandria James, a senior public health major with a concentration in healthcare administration, … Continue reading Fall 2022 Student Government Highlights: What to Expect for Next Semester

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Features

Holocaust, Genocide and Interfaith Center Commemorates Kristallnacht

By Makenzie Swift, Staff Writer Last Wednesday was the anniversary of Kristallnacht, when in 1938 the Nazis destroyed Jewish businesses, synagogues and homes as well as arrested and murdered Jewish people. The Holocaust, Genocide and Interfaith Education Center held a night honoring the victims of Kristallnacht with a ceremony and lecture by guest speaker, Victoria Barnett Ph.D.  Barnett gave an inspiring speech sharing her insight … Continue reading Holocaust, Genocide and Interfaith Center Commemorates Kristallnacht

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Arts & Entertainment

Campus “Collective Rage” Reading Gives Queer Women’s Stories the Spotlight

By Jilleen Barrett, Features/Managing Editor The MC Players, Rainbow Jaspers and the Lasallian Women and Gender Resource Center collaborated on a reading of “Collective Rage: A Play of Five Betties,” a performance which follows five Queer women, all named Betty, as they come to understand and embrace their sexualities. Maren Kain, a senior communication major, directed this play with Deirdre O’Leary, Ph.D., a professor in … Continue reading Campus “Collective Rage” Reading Gives Queer Women’s Stories the Spotlight

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Golf, Sports

Jasper Talk: David Mlynek Places at Men’s Golf Invitational

By Jocelyn Visnov, Production Editor/Web Editor Freshman David Mlynek started his Jasper athletic career strong this fall bringing home a 10th place lead for the men’s golf team at this year’s Autumn Invitational.  The Autumn Invitational took place in Lake Placid, New York. After three rounds, the team putted a total score of 895 (+43). At the conclusion of the tournament, the Jaspers remained in … Continue reading Jasper Talk: David Mlynek Places at Men’s Golf Invitational

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Opinions & Editorials, Sports, Women's Basketball

Manhattan College Women’s Basketball Shine In Their Own Spotlight

By Angelica Niedermeyer, Asst. Sports Editor  The Manhattan College women’s basketball team is the shining star this year. Led by the always supportive Coach Heather Vulin in her seventh season and three motivated captains — Dee Dee Davis, Brazil Harvey-Carr and Christinia Katsamouri — the Lady Jaspers deserve more praise than ever for their efforts this year. Despite their current 0-2 record in non-conference games … Continue reading Manhattan College Women’s Basketball Shine In Their Own Spotlight

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