Month: October 2024

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Mockingbird, Morrison and More: O’Malley Library Celebrates National Banned Books Week 

This year’s display included “Flamer” by Mike Curato, “The Hate UGive” by Angie Thomas and more, with past year’s including otherwell-known books such as “Beloved” by Toni Morrison and “To Kill aMockingbird” by Harper Lee.JILL TUTHILL / THE QUADRANGLE By Jill Tuthill, Asst. Arts & Entertainment Editor The O’Malley Library’s staff celebrated Banned Books Week with their annual display, featuring titles that are often challenged … Continue reading Mockingbird, Morrison and More: O’Malley Library Celebrates National Banned Books Week 

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MU’s AFROTC Program Welcomes New Lieutenant

Several cadets of the AFROTC program with Merchant Marine Academymidshipmen on board a C-17 transport plane during a merged trip withRutgers University to Stewart Air National Guard Base.MANHATTAN.EDU / COURTESY By Otito Maduegbuna, Contributor Manhattan University’s Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC) program has welcomed Lieutenant Colonel Richard J. Nova as a new leader. The Lieutenant now oversees the training and operations for all … Continue reading MU’s AFROTC Program Welcomes New Lieutenant

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MU’s Summer Research Scholars Present Findings At Annual Showcase

Manhattan University hosted all summer research scholars topresent their work in Kelly Commons on Sept. 26.@MANHATTANEDU / INSTAGRAM By Julia Ciampa, Staff Writer On Sept. 26, Manhattan University’s Summer Research Scholars congregated in Kelly Commons to present at the annual Summer Research Scholars Program Showcase.  Over the summer, a diverse group of students from different majors, ranging from computer science to biology, were granted the … Continue reading MU’s Summer Research Scholars Present Findings At Annual Showcase

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Delta Kappa Epsilon Phi Mu Chapter Triumphs at Lion Trophy Awards

Pat Kantor (left), Jake Steinweiss (center) and John Packes (right) holdtheir awards from the Lion Trophy competition.@DKEMANHATTAN / INSTAGRAM By Emmanouel Sofillas, Asst. Sports Editor The Delta Kappa Epsilon (DKE) Phi Mu Chapter at Manhattan University received recognition in several categories at this year’s Lion Trophy competition, including awards for philanthropy, service and leadership.  These honors reflect the chapter’s efforts in community involvement and leadership … Continue reading Delta Kappa Epsilon Phi Mu Chapter Triumphs at Lion Trophy Awards

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Sonia Kredeinweis ‘83 Becomes 19th Jasper Inducted to National Academy of Engineering

 Kreidenweis’ plaque in Leo 215 to honor her induction to the NAE.  ANGELINA PERSAUD/ THE QUADRANGLE By Angelina Persaud and Elizabeth Kalaj, Managing Editor/News Editor and Web Editor Sonia Kreidenweis ‘83, Ph.D., was celebrated with a plaque ceremony from the School of Engineering (SOE) to honor her induction into the National Academy of Engineering (NAE), which is the highest honor an engineer can receive in … Continue reading Sonia Kredeinweis ‘83 Becomes 19th Jasper Inducted to National Academy of Engineering

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Manhattan University Flag Football Gears Up For Year Two

Members of the Manhattan University flag football team.OWEN MCWALTERS / THE QUADRANGLE By Owen McWalters, Contributor The Manhattan University flag football team, which was formed just last year, looks to build upon its foundation and take considerable steps forward in year two. Last year, the Manhattan University flag football team played a total of six games. The Jaspers played two games at Gaelic Park against … Continue reading Manhattan University Flag Football Gears Up For Year Two

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Women’s Volleyball Suffers Tough Loss to NJIT

Mikalah Curran (#16) in action.SCARLISA FERNANDEZ / THE QUADRANGLE By Scarlisa Fernandez, Contributor Manhattan University women’s volleyball faced NJIT in their first home game Tuesday night. Despite the team’s dedication and teamwork shown, they dropped the game 3-0. The Jaspers found themselves down early, giving NJIT a 10-3 start in the first set, before they would eventually lose the set. This set the momentum for … Continue reading Women’s Volleyball Suffers Tough Loss to NJIT

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Jasper Jams: Songs to Get Ready To Before Going Out

By Elizabeth Kalaj, Web Editor I hope your first month back at school has been filled with many coffee runs, train rides, laughs with friends and makeup sessions in front of the mirror. I am honored to write my first Jasper Jams on something I am extremely passionate about, songs perfect for doing your hair and makeup before going out.  Most of you know what … Continue reading Jasper Jams: Songs to Get Ready To Before Going Out

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