Month: February 2024

Arts & Entertainment

Jazz Trio Enthralls Students and Faculty in First of a Series of Recitals Highlighting Faculty Musicians

Jake Robinson, Manhattan School of Music graduate and current MC Pep Band director, took the stage in the first of a series of recitals highlighting faculty musicians.@MCJAZZBAND INSTAGRAM / COURTESY By Jill Tuthill, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor MC Pep Band director and adjunct professor of music Jake Robinson, alongside fellow musicians Dan Asher and Dave Archer, performed at the first in a series of … Continue reading Jazz Trio Enthralls Students and Faculty in First of a Series of Recitals Highlighting Faculty Musicians

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MC Alumnus Paul Daniele To Speak about Emotional Intelligence

By Brooke DellaRocco, News Editor Paul L. Daniele, the New York City area manager of Arcadis, a global engineering company, will be attending Manhattan College this Thursday, Feb. 22,  to speak about emotional intelligence in the industry, specifically regarding consultancy marketplace. The talk will take place at 11 am in the Higgins Engineering & Science Center.  Daniele is an MC graduate who obtained his master’s … Continue reading MC Alumnus Paul Daniele To Speak about Emotional Intelligence

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Romantic Three-Course Meals Served at Locke’s Loft to Celebrate Valentine’s Day

The final course of the meal, the “Love Heart”, consisted of appealing layers of vanilla biscuit, raspberry coulis, white chocolate mousse and hazelnut praline crunch.CHRIS COLAVITO/COURTESY By Jill Tuthill, Arts & Entertainment Editor From chicken fingers and fries to firecracker salmon and rock shrimp, students celebrated Valentine’s Day with waited service and decadent three-course meals at Locke’s Loft. Students arrived for their reservations in their … Continue reading Romantic Three-Course Meals Served at Locke’s Loft to Celebrate Valentine’s Day

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Black Student Union Pulls Out All The Stops for Black History Month

Members of the BSU in front of Kelly Commons.@MC.BSU/COURTESY By Brooke DellaRocco, News Editor Amid Black History Month, the Black Student Union (BSU) at Manhattan College has made it one of their primary goals to help students feel represented and accepted within the college community. BSU has many events planned that are currently taking place across campus. Coordinating with Residence Life, members of BSU were … Continue reading Black Student Union Pulls Out All The Stops for Black History Month

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Jasper Central: The New One-Stop Shop for Student Service Needs

An inside look of the new Jasper Central.BARBARA VASQUEZ / THE QUADRANGLE By Barbara Vasquez, Asst. Production Editor Manhattan College recently introduced students to the brand new Jasper Central that is to act as a one-stop shop for students to access all student services in one place.  Located in room 3.60 of Thomas Hall, Jasper Central is a newly implemented office combining student accounts, bursar … Continue reading Jasper Central: The New One-Stop Shop for Student Service Needs

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The Center for Career Development Bids Farewell to Director Rachel Cirelli

A photo was posted to recognize Rachel Cirelli as a panelist on Moves Forum. COURTESY/MOVESFORUM By Angelina Perez, Engagement Editor & Arts and Entertainment Editor  Rachel Cirelli, director of the Center for Career Development (CCD) for the past nine and a half years, has decided to step down from her position following the twenty-fifth anniversary of the CCD mentorship program.  Cirelli told The Quadrangle the … Continue reading The Center for Career Development Bids Farewell to Director Rachel Cirelli

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LETTER from the EDITOR

Dear Readers,  Thanks for tuning in once again!  This week, I want to acknowledge the Student Press Freedom Day celebration on Feb. 22. In a year where The Quadrangle has experienced its fair share of roadblocks and setbacks, facing issues from funding to sourcing, our team has always been able to fall back on our First Amendment freedoms and knowing that we have the support … Continue reading LETTER from the EDITOR

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LETTER to the EDITOR

Letter to the Editor: Beginning in 1958 I served Manhattan College for 50 years, variously as a history professor and chair of the department, speaker of the College Senate and the Promotion & Tenure Committee, founder of its Holocaust Resource Center (renamed the Holocaust, Genocide, and Interfaith Center), chaired the Steering Committee for Middle States accreditation 1999-2001, led the follow-up body on the viability of … Continue reading LETTER to the EDITOR

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LETTER from the PRESIDENT

February 5, 2024 The Manhattan College Community, Let me begin this message by acknowledging how difficult the past several months have been for me personal- ly; for our valued Board of Trustees; for my senior staff; and, most importantly, for the affected faculty and staff members as they relate to the down-sizing of a number of positions within the Manhattan College community. These decisions have … Continue reading LETTER from the PRESIDENT

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