Emily Derrico, #16, scored three goals in the Jaspers’ game against Binghamton University. GOJASPERS.COM / COURTESY Emmanouel Sofillas, Managing Editor Women’s Lacrosse The Manhattan Jaspers women’s lacrosse team faced a tough afternoon at Gaelic Park, falling to the Binghamton Bearcats 19-4 on Wednesday. Coming off a close loss to LIU nearly two weeks ago, the Jaspers were eager to get back on track at home, … Continue reading Games of the Week
Flynn Myers, Staff Writer For my most recent Jasper Jams I wrote about the harshness of winter, emphasizing its end, that was never in sight. I am now here to tell you, spring is around the corner. I got my inspiration for a new playlist the other day when it hit 50℉ outside, the sun was shining on my face and I felt I had … Continue reading Jasper Jams: Spring’s Around the Corner
A mock-up image of what the mural will look like once complete. MADISON HACKETT / COURTESY Maria Castaño, Contributor The Manhattan University performing arts has commissioned a mural from senior student Madison Hackett to be painted in the rehearsal room of Thomas Hall 5.17. As the department continues to work to enhance the experience of students involved in the performing arts, the mural is intended … Continue reading Student Creativity Takes the Form of a Mural in Thomas Hall 5.17
Group member Jared Lautenslager takes center stage in his first-ever performance, with mashup group “P!nk Cover Band”.UPRIGHT CITIZENS BRIGADE NYC / YOUTUBE Grace Cardinal, Editor-in-Chief After a first-ever invite for the group, MU’s comedy improv club Scatterbomb competed in New York City College Comedy Night’s (NYCCCN) competition, hosted by the Upright Citizens Brigade (UCB). The March Mashup saw participants from highly-regarded colleges around the New … Continue reading Scatterbomb Makes History Competing For First Time Ever in NYC College Comedy Night
The JustPeace club strives to be a source of hope for students at MU. @JUSTPEACEMU / INSTAGRAM Flynn Myers, Staff Writer The Manhattan University JustPeace club has revived itself to help the campus community. The club prides itself on having resources to help provide answers and solutions for the hard questions people may have about topics within the current political, economic and social realm that … Continue reading The Rebirth of JustPeace Club at Manhattan University
Flyer made by Amaya Behsman ‘25. AMAYA BEHSMAN / COURTESY Victoria Schiller, Senior Writer On March 10, the English department at Manhattan University welcomed critically acclaimed author Justin Torres to campus. The department is known for hosting their Major Author Reading Series, where faculty have invited several acclaimed authors and writers to visit campus to share their work, host Q&A sessions and meet students. Torres’ … Continue reading Novelist Justin Torres Visits MU for Reading, Signing and Q&A Session
Dear Readers, Hello, and welcome back! While we missed you last week, members of our campus enjoyed a well-deserved week off filled with rest and relaxation. The Quadrangle had staff traveling all over, from Ireland and London to California and Tennessee. I myself spent the week off back home in Rochester, NY, appreciating the little things I miss when I’m gone for 10 months of … Continue reading LETTER from the EDITOR
Manhattan University’s Department of Kinesiology announces new majors. MANHATTAN.EDU / COURTESY Leyla J Mercado, Arts and Entertainment Editor Manhattan University’s Department of Kinesiology has announced new majors including health science alongside the revised major of healthcare administration. These majors have been created in the pursuit of providing students with a wide range of educational choices regarding their future health profession. Since 1935, the department has … Continue reading Manhattan University’s Kinesiology Department Announces New Health Science and Healthcare Administration Majors
Hany Guirguis, Ph.D. with previous Fed Challenge team members. MANHATTAN UNIVERSITY / LINKEDIN.COM Barbara Vasquez, Production & Web Editor Hany Guirguis, Ph.D., has accepted the role as full-time dean of the O’Malley School of Business after serving as interim dean for the past year. The decision was announced by Provost Kenneth Sumner, Ph.D., in an email sent out on March 11. Since his appointment as … Continue reading Hany Guirguis, Ph.D. Transitions to Full-Time Dean of the O’Malley School of Business
