To The Editor, Professor Frederick Schweitzer’s eloquent letter (February 19, 2024) is a cry from the heart of one who has contributed greatly to the academic excellence of Manhattan College and most particularly to the history department. I share his dismay. I, too, am shocked by the unjustified attack on the loyal, hardworking faculty of the College and the deliberate weakening of the liberal arts, … Continue reading LETTER to the EDITOR
Dear Readers, Thanks for tuning in again this week! As I’m sure you’re all feeling, the time for what I’ve nicknamed “the February slump” has once again rolled around. This is the time of year when it starts to feel like winter has been going on for just a little bit too long and you don’t seem to really see the point of getting out … Continue reading LETTER from the EDITOR
Wesley Robinson driving into the paint against the Marist Red Foxes in a 57-50 loss.ISAIAH ROSARIO / THE QUADRANGLE By Isaiah Rosario, Sports Editor After arguably the Jaspers’ (5-20, 2-14 MAAC) worst loss of the season against Rider on Feb. 18, Manhattan men’s basketball looked to bounce back and record their first win in February. Before the matchup, the Marist Red Foxes (15-9, 10-5 MAAC) … Continue reading 18 Point Double-Double From Seydou Traore Not Enough as Jaspers Fall to Red Foxes
Manhattan Lady Jaspers defending the Canisius Golden Griffins in a 54-51 victory.ISAIAH ROSARIO / THE QUADRANGLE By Isaiah Rosario, Sports Editor After a must-needed win for the Lady Jaspers (17-8, 10-6 MAAC) against the Quinnipiac Bobcats, 72-66 in an overtime thriller, they returned home to face the Canisius Golden Griffins (14-11, 9-7 MAAC) who are right on their tail in the MAAC standings. Ahead of … Continue reading Lady Jaspers Win An Absolute Thriller in Draddy Against Canisius
The 2024 Nigerian Women’s Basketball National Team that qualified for theParis Olympics.@FIBA / COURTESY By Isaiah Rosario, Sports Editor Former Manhattan College women’s basketball assistant coach and current Stony Brook assistant coach Rena Wakama made history this month and led the Nigerian women’s basketball team to qualify for the 2024 Paris Olympics. The former Nigerian national team player has the opportunity to add more to … Continue reading Former Manhattan Coach Makes Her Mark on the Global Stage
By Angelina Perez, Arts and Entertainment Editor & Engagement Editor As the MC Players prepare to put on their student slot show this upcoming weekend, The Quadrangle asked the cast of “Check, Please” what songs they’re listening to to prepare for the big performance. These are some of the cast’s top picks for their favorite songs to listen to while they prep for opening night. … Continue reading Jasper Jams: “Check, Please” Cast Picks
Candid image from Coffee House.SABRINE DAOUD/THE QUADRANGLE By Sabrine Daoud, Contributer The vibrant atmosphere and inviting ambiance at Manhattan College’s Coffee House event has attracted students into a space where they can freely express themselves through the performing arts. Students have found a haven for self-expression, where the aromatic blend of music, comedy, poetry and more provides a platform founded on fostering community and connection. … Continue reading Coffee House Kickstarts the Semester
Students tour Florence while studying abroad.ANDREW MANNION/THE QUADRANGLE By Andrew Mannion, Asst. Sports Editor New summer study abroad trips are being planned for Manhattan College students to visit countries around the globe and have the opportunity to learn about different cultures and ideas while earning course credits in the process. There are eight individual trips being offered among six countries, which include Italy, France, Portugal, … Continue reading Gear Up for Summer Study Abroad
Tyla Boone, Andy Ortiz and Elena WilloughbyLEYLA MERCADO/THE QUADRANGLE By Leyla Mercado, Staff Writer Black History Month at the Women and Gender Resource Center (WGRC) has become a time to not only share black voices but to embark on a series of events that allows them to do so continuously. Although the WGRC intends to make sure minority voices are heard all year round, the … Continue reading The WGRC Celebrates Black History Month
