Month: November 2022

News

Thomas O’Malley Returns as the Chair of the Board of Trustees 

By Karen Flores, Asst. Features Editor Thomas O’Malley ‘63, was appointed the chairman of the Manhattan College Board of Trustees for a second time after his predecessor William Dooley ‘75, stepped down.  According to manhattan.edu, O’Malley served as chair of the board from 2005 to 2012 and is a loyal donor to the school, with the O’Malley Library and the O’Malley School of Business being … Continue reading Thomas O’Malley Returns as the Chair of the Board of Trustees 

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Features

Three MC Students Talk Elon Musk’s Twitter Takeover

Author: Brianna Coppola, Contributor Elon Musk has officially bit the bullet in the purchase of Twitter for 44 billion dollars. Musk, the CEO of Tesla Motors and now sole owner of Twitter, has some changes and plans in mind for the social media platform. Students around Manhattan College were asked their thoughts and opinions on Musk and Twitter. Money and profits are Musk’s biggest priorities … Continue reading Three MC Students Talk Elon Musk’s Twitter Takeover

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Arts & Entertainment

Sanctus Artem Art Show Illustrates Expression

By Zoe DeFazio, Asst. Arts and Entertainment editor Last week, Sanctus Artem made Friday night plans with artists and art enjoyers alike. Sanctus Artem, Manhattan College’s art club, held an art show on Nov. 4 in Thomas Hall’s student lounge. Many students from various majors came together to showcase their own art and gab about the meaning behind the canvas.  Sabrina Beharry, president of Sanctus … Continue reading Sanctus Artem Art Show Illustrates Expression

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Arts & Entertainment

Halloween Fashion Finds: Students Get Creative

Interviews compiled By Lauren Raziano, Copy Editor/Web Editor  Halloween allows students to get creative with self expression and dress up as whomever they want. This year students wore fun costumes both on and off campus. Taking inspiration from an iconic animated character, Kimiya Ehsan created her own versions of their costume by incorporating accessories and personalized items. Katherine Uffer, Rebecca Medina and Mian Ewen participated … Continue reading Halloween Fashion Finds: Students Get Creative

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Men's Soccer, Soccer, Sports

Manhattan Victorious Following a 2-0 Win in the MAAC Quarterfinals

By Isaiah Rosario, Staff Writer It was a 70-degree afternoon as Manhattan men’s soccer took the field against Fairfield in the quarter-finals of the 2022 MAAC tournament. The last time that these two teams met it was a defensive battle as Manhattan narrowly beat Fairfield with a score of 1-0.  Head Coach, Jordan Scott told his squad some very critical things before the beginning of … Continue reading Manhattan Victorious Following a 2-0 Win in the MAAC Quarterfinals

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Sports, Volleyball

Head Volleyball Coach Attributes Tough Season to Small Roster

By Megan LaCreta, Arts and Entertainment Editor Volleyball isn’t always a numbers game, but for the Jaspers, it might be. The Jaspers have a roster of only nine recruited volleyball players, just over half the size of that of the average MAAC team, which, when calculated excluding Manhattan College, is just under 16 players. The team’s struggle to fill its roster has led to a … Continue reading Head Volleyball Coach Attributes Tough Season to Small Roster

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Men's Cross Country, Sports, Women's Cross Country

Running With Manhattan College, Meet Coach Ena Lefroy: The Future of Cross-Country

Author Mack Olmsted, Asst. Production Editor  Ena Leufroy will join the Manhattan College community as the newest assistant coach of the Cross Country/Track and Field team. Leufroy came to MC after coaching at Long Island University, working with long sprinters while working on the administrative side for the team as well. Her main focus at Manhattan will be to work with cross country runners as … Continue reading Running With Manhattan College, Meet Coach Ena Lefroy: The Future of Cross-Country

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Features

KDP Brings Back MC Halloween in Full Force

By Jilleen Barrett, Managing/Features editor Kappa Delta Pi brought a wave of miniature Disney princesses, Buzz Lightyears, astronauts and more to Manhattan College’s campus to celebrate “MC Halloween,” an event held by the education honor society for local children to celebrate the holiday.  This year, KDP co-president Catherine Cusack feels the event is finally able to function the way it did back in 2019. Because … Continue reading KDP Brings Back MC Halloween in Full Force

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College, News

SAAC Strides Towards Mental Health Awareness with Support Awareness and Care Initiative

By Nicole Fitzsimmons, News Editor In coming weeks, the Manhattan College Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) will begin bringing their “Support Awareness and Care Initiative” to campus for students to access important mental health resources. This semester, SAAC began spearheading the initiative to create accessible items such as bag tags and phone wallets with business cards which provide important resources for students. These items would … Continue reading SAAC Strides Towards Mental Health Awareness with Support Awareness and Care Initiative

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