Month: October 2024

Arts & Entertainment

Who Did It? Meet the Cast and Crew of And Then There Were None!

Cast of ‘And Then There Were None’ does a read through of the script.AARON SCHOEPF / COURTESY By Angelina Persaud, Managing Editor/News Editor Murder-mystery fans beware as the Manhattan University Players have announced the cast for their fall play based on Agatha Christie’s book, And Then There Were None. The MU Players had a rather large turnout for their auditions for the play, with 27 … Continue reading Who Did It? Meet the Cast and Crew of And Then There Were None!

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MU’s Shakespeare Scholars Take Their Education to Broadway’s Romeo and Juliet

By Ty Jackson, Contributor Brian Chalk, Ph.D., and his English 329 class will head downtown to see “Romeo and Juliet” live on Broadway on Nov. 13.  This process began when Chalk approached the Kakos School of Arts and Sciences dean, Marcy Kelly, Ph.D., to support the cost of the tickets.  Starring Kit Connor and Rachel Zegler as Romeo and Juliet, respectively, these characters are an … Continue reading MU’s Shakespeare Scholars Take Their Education to Broadway’s Romeo and Juliet

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Bringing The Big Apple International: Explore Winter Study Abroad at Manhattan University

Jaspers abroad 2022 Winter Study Abroad session in Barcelona, facilitated by Emmett Ryan. ELIZABETH KALAJ/THE QUADRANGLE By Julia Ciampa, Staff Writer As the cold weather quickly approaches New York City, Manhattan University’s winter study-abroad groups have begun to book their trips. Each year, Manhattan University offers a plethora of exciting opportunities for Jaspers to fully immerse themselves in different opportunities to explore new horizons around … Continue reading Bringing The Big Apple International: Explore Winter Study Abroad at Manhattan University

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A Look Into Spiritual Direction Appointments At Manhattan University

By Ty Jackson, Contributor The spiritual direction program at Manhattan University offers students an opportunity to deepen their prayer life and enhance their relationship with God.  This initiative is meant to be inclusive, catering to individuals from various religious backgrounds and traditions. Students and alumni meet with a spiritual director every four to six weeks to provide consistent support and allow participants to grow in … Continue reading A Look Into Spiritual Direction Appointments At Manhattan University

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The Black Student Union has a Fourth Flea Market Success

Sweet Heat Thrift’s stand at the Black Student Union Flea Market.NATALIE SCHMITT / THE QUADRANGLE By Natalie Schmitt, Contributor Manhattan University’s Black Student Union (BSU) held their first flea market of the semester with a lively and welcoming atmosphere, filled with both music and free snacks.  Faramoluwa Davis, president of the Black Student Union, spoke to The Quadrangle about why being a part of the … Continue reading The Black Student Union has a Fourth Flea Market Success

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Breaking the Silence: Promoting Mental Health Awareness and Suicide Prevention at Manhattan University 

Nicolette Caneda delivers a message about suicide awareness, and touches on the importance of mental health at MU.LAILI SHAHRESTANI / THE QUADRANGLE By Laili Shahrestani, Staff Writer Mental Health at MU held an event in Kelly Commons to advocate for mental health awareness as well as suicide prevention. The goal of the event was to send a message out to students that pain should not … Continue reading Breaking the Silence: Promoting Mental Health Awareness and Suicide Prevention at Manhattan University 

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Tour de Bronx To Have Its 30th Annual Ride

Riders prepare to take on the Tour de Bronx.EVENTBRITE.COM / COURTESY By Andrew Mannion, Sports Editor The Bronx Tourism Council will be hosting the 30th Tour de Bronx on Oct. 6, a ride that goes through all the different parts of the Bronx in variations of 10, 25 and 40 miles. The ride was first organized in 1994 by the Bronx Tourism Council and the … Continue reading Tour de Bronx To Have Its 30th Annual Ride

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Manhattan Caucus: Understanding the Indictment of New York City’s Mayor Eric Adams

By Elaina Batista, Contributor New York, NY- New York City’s Mayor Eric Adams has been indicted on five federal charges, which puts his seat of mayoral candidacy at risk. As of Thursday, Sept. 26, the 57-page indictment was unsealed and released to the public. According to CNN, the five federal charges Adams is facing are as follows: bribery, wire fraud, conspiracy and two counts of … Continue reading Manhattan Caucus: Understanding the Indictment of New York City’s Mayor Eric Adams

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Dominique Whyte Receives Stabile Scholarship

Chemical engineering major, Dominique Whyte was awarded a StabileScholarship from Tau Beta Pi.DOMINIQUE WHYTE / COURTESY By Mack Olmsted, Features Editor Senior chemical engineering major Dominique Whyte was awarded the Stabile Scholarship from the world’s largest engineering honor society, Tau Beta Pi. She was one of 253 students awarded this scholarship this year, nationwide.  According to their website, “Tau Beta Pi is an engineering honor … Continue reading Dominique Whyte Receives Stabile Scholarship

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