Month: October 2024

Arts & Entertainment

Coffee House Kicks Off Another Semester Showcasing New and Old Talent Alike

The Coffee House stage where students perform music, standup, poetry readings and more. MACK OLMSTED/THE QUADRANGLE By Mack Olmsted, Features Editor Coffee House returned this semester on the fifth floor of Thomas Hall with musical performances, stand-up comedy and poetry readings, where participants showcased their talents in a casual and judgment-free environment. Seniors Matt Regalado and Jill Tuthill have been hosting Coffee House for a year … Continue reading Coffee House Kicks Off Another Semester Showcasing New and Old Talent Alike

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Lotus Magazine’s Model Casting Brings Fashion and Stories to Life

Stylist Ashton Erb’s shoot from Spring 2024 called Southern Grunge. LIZ DONG/COURTESY By Emmanouel Sofillas, Asst. Sports Editor Lotus Magazine at Manhattan University recently held an open casting call for models for its upcoming 15th issue. This semester, the magazine wants to combine stories with creative photo shoots, aiming for a smooth presentation highlighting its subjects’ unique stories.  The casting process for models is essential, … Continue reading Lotus Magazine’s Model Casting Brings Fashion and Stories to Life

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Features

Unlocking Manhattan University’s Resources for Midterm Success

MANHATTANUNIVERSITY/COURTESY By Leyla J. Mercado, Asst. News Editor Midterm week is no stranger to Manhattan University students. Between packed libraries, hefty schedules and multiple iced coffees, students are in the midst of a busy, and often stressful, exam week.  As students juggle numerous tests and assignments, it’s often expressed that the pressure to perform well can become overwhelming. Manhattan University aims to provide students with … Continue reading Unlocking Manhattan University’s Resources for Midterm Success

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Manhattan University’s Rainbow Jaspers Hold Annual Coming Out Dinner Celebration to Honor LGBTQ+ Voices 

Members of the Rainbow Jaspers prepare for the Coming Out Dinner celebration.ANGELINA PERSAUD / THE QUADRANGLE By Laili Shahrestani and Angelina Persaud, Staff Writer and Managing Editor/News Editor The Rainbow Jaspers held their annual Coming Out Dinner celebration on Oct. 10 to honor the LGBTQ+ community on campus and spread awareness about the Pride Center.   The Rainbow Jaspers have been hosting the dinner for several … Continue reading Manhattan University’s Rainbow Jaspers Hold Annual Coming Out Dinner Celebration to Honor LGBTQ+ Voices 

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Manhattan Caucus: An Unconventional Style Of Campaigning: Trump and Harris Take The Mic

By Elaina Batista, Contributor On Oct. 6, an episode of “Call Her Daddy”, a podcast hosted by Alex Cooper, was released featuring Vice President Kamala Harris. Audiences had mixed reviews on the appearance. One of the main grievances people had with Harris appearing on “Call Her Daddy” was that it appeared as though Harris was not taking this election seriously. This interview caused a great … Continue reading Manhattan Caucus: An Unconventional Style Of Campaigning: Trump and Harris Take The Mic

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The MU Radiation Therapy Technology Department Attends the Annual ASTRO Conference in D.C

Angelia Oliveira, chair of radiation therapy department, presenting her research at the ASTRO conference.ANGELA OLIVEIRA / COURTESY By Karen Flores, Staff Writer The Manhattan University radiation therapy department attended the American Society for Radiation Oncology Conference in Washington D.C. to speak about their achievements. According to astro.org the society is, “the premier radiation oncology society in the world with more than 10,000 members who are … Continue reading The MU Radiation Therapy Technology Department Attends the Annual ASTRO Conference in D.C

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The Commuter Student Association Now Overseen by Student Engagement

The CSA’s logo, featuring the 1 train and the New York City skyline.  MANHATTAN.EDU / COURTESY By Barbara Vasquez, Asst. Production Editor Manhattan University’s Commuter Student Association (CSA) has undergone changes in the past year, and is now up and running full-time under student engagement.  Previously, the group was functioning under the commuter services and outreach division at MU. According to manhattan.edu, commuter services and outreach … Continue reading The Commuter Student Association Now Overseen by Student Engagement

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Manhattan University Welcomes Ronnie Genee as the New Residence Life Director

The Office for Residence Life can be found in the fifth floor of Thomas Hall.GOOGLE / COURTESY By Mack Olmsted, Features Editor Manhattan University recently hired a new residence life director, Ronnie Genee, who has returned to his home town of Riverdale to lead campus residents. Residence life has undergone multiple shifts in leadership over the course of a year with Genee being the third … Continue reading Manhattan University Welcomes Ronnie Genee as the New Residence Life Director

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Former Quadrangle Writer and U.S. Journalist Jeremy Loffredo, ‘19 Detained in Israel

By Grace Cardinal, Editor-in-Chief Former staff writer for The Quadrangle and journalist Jeremy Loffredo ‘19 was arrested in Israel on Oct. 9 for reporting on the ongoing Gaza-Israel conflict, according to reports published on Oct. 10. Currently an investigative journalist for The Grayzone, an independent news website, Loffredo was working on the ground in Israel reporting on the aftermath of Iranian attacks on Israeli military … Continue reading Former Quadrangle Writer and U.S. Journalist Jeremy Loffredo, ‘19 Detained in Israel

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