By Zoe DeFazio, Web Editor Mehnaz Afridi, Ph.D., director of the Holocaust, Genocide & Interfaith Education Center (HGI) was honored as the first inaugural recipient of The Clarence Jones “I Have A Dream” Award. This award is bestowed upon individuals who courageously combat hatred and advocate for the well-being of others.  The event garnered significant attendance, including distinguished figures such as Rep. Ritchie Torres and … Continue reading Afridi Named Recipient of “I Have a Dream Award”

By Maizy Swift, asst. Production Editor Manhattan College has put in efforts to aid freshmen students and make them feel more comfortable on campus by establishing the First Year Experience Program (FYE).  This program allows for freshmen to have more access to events dedicated to getting them acclimated with their new college community.  John Bennett, associate vice president of student life, is co-chair along with … Continue reading MC Creates All-New First Year Experience Program

By Mack Olmsted, asst. Arts & Entertainment Editor The Education Academic Affairs Committee (EAC) of Manhattan College is working to expand the Kakos School of Science undergraduate course repeat policy into a campus-wide course policy. The policy originated about a year ago under dean of science, Marcy Peteroy-Kelly, Ph.D. Peteroy-Kelly explained that the policy was put into place because a student requested to enroll in … Continue reading Two Strikes and You’re Out for this Possible New Academic Policy

By Jocelyn Visnov, Editor-in-Chief Overlook Manor has been sold to Stagg Group for $18 million. With the new ownership officially beginning in early September, residents in the surrounding area voiced their concerns during a virtual community forum.  According to the company’s website, Stagg Group is a housing developer that specializes in affordable and transitional housing facilities in the Bronx and New York City area.  The … Continue reading Riverdale Residents Voice Concerns on Overlook Manor Sold to Stagg Housing