Dear Readers, Hello, and welcome to issue 6! First and foremost, I want to thank you all for the immsense support we have received in the last week both on our change.org petition and on our GoFundMe. I have no updates as of now, but I can say your support has been a bright ray of sunshine for our staff in a bit of a gloomy time. … Continue reading LETTER from the EDITOR
Ayoub Boumelala from Manhattan in action.GOJASPERS.COM / COURTESY By Owen McWalters, Contributor The Jaspers clashed with Mount Saint Mary’s College at Gaelic Park on Saturday afternoon. In a physical game that was filled with penalties and opportunities, MU fell short in a 2-1 loss. Mount Saint Mary’s found success early, as they netted their first goal just six minutes into the game. The goal was … Continue reading Jaspers fall to Mount Saint Mary’s 2-1
John Bernardi scores a free kick against Canisius.GOJASPERS.COM / COURTESY By Emmanouel Sofillas, Asst. Sports Editor Women’s Volleyball Manhattan University lost 3-0 to the Iona Gaels in Wednesday night’s women’s volleyball match-up. After a tough first set, the Jaspers fought back in the second set, taking a 15-6 lead, but Iona came back to win the next two sets and the match. Iona started the … Continue reading Jasper Games of the Week
The display in O’Malley Library.ANGELINA PEREZ / THE QUADRANGLE By Angelina Perez, Arts and Entertainment Editor Manhattan University has a new art exhibit at the entrance of the O’Malley Library featuring a column, piano keys and motorcycle bikes made with industrial-grade aluminum foil. Amy Handfield, the director of access services for O’Malley Library, oversaw the entire process and collaborated closely with artist Jude Tallichet from … Continue reading New Lobby Gallery Artist Comes to O’Malley Library
Scatterbomb performs their first show of the semester.ANGELINA PEREZ / THE QUADRANGLE By Elizabeth Kalaj, Web Editor Manhattan University’s improv club, Scatterbomb, took the stage for their first show of the academic year. The night was advertised as “Sammerbomb” after Samuel Holert, a club member, who “stole” the show. He joked around with the crowd for about ten minutes before the show, then started with … Continue reading Scatterbomb is Back, Bigger and Better Than Ever!
The MU Pep Band performing and getting the crowd excited at an athletics event. (Pictured: Pep Band and Dennis Peitler on far right) JOHN HAMMOND / COURTESY By Laili Shahrestani, Staff Writer Manhattan University’s Pep Band experienced a shift in leadership by appointing former member John Hammond as the new director of the group. Hammond is currently a graduate student at MU and was previously … Continue reading Former Pep Band Member John Hammond Appointed as New Director
It’s On Us and Psychology Club on the Quad handing our ribbons in honor of suicide prevention. ELIZABETH KALAJ/COURTESY By Mary Haley, Marketing Chair/Asst. Features Editor September is suicide prevention month, and Manhattan University’s It’s On Us chapter made it their priority to discuss the topic at their event on the campus quad on Monday Sept. 30. It’s On Us is a national club that … Continue reading It’s On Us at MU Shows Their Support For Suicide Prevention
Grishma Shah, Ph.D., before Thursday’s panel.GRACE CARDINAL / THE QUADRANGLE By Grace Cardinal & Kayla Werth, Editor-in-Chief & Contributor Grishma Shah, Ph.D., held an on-campus launch event for her brand-new book, “Anagram Destiny”, on Sept. 26. Shah’s book was officially released Sept. 3, but the event marked the launch to the campus community. According to the official book synopsis, “Anagram Destiny” is, “A soul-warming love … Continue reading Grishma Shah Hosts On-Campus Launch Event For New Book, Anagram Destiny
By Elaina Batista, Contributor New York, NY- Tuesday, Oct.1, was the first and only Vice Presidential debate between Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz. The debate was hosted by CBS News and was moderated by CBS News’ Norah O’Donnell and Margaret Brennan. It was 90 minutes long and covered topics ranging from foreign policy, reproductive rights, threats to democracy, immigration, housing and … Continue reading Manhattan Caucus: “Clash of Perspectives: Highlights from the Vice Presidential Debate”
