Month: April 2025

Features, Quad Staff Q&A

Quad Staff Q&A: Meet Some of Our Newest Members!

Grace Cardinal, Editor-in-Chief Kayla Werth, Contributor, marketing major, class of ‘27 The Quadrangle: What is your favorite part about being a member of The Quadrangle?  Kayla Werth: There are a handful of different opportunities, it could be as simple as attending an event or talking to people in the Manhattan University community.  TQ: Help our readers get to know you: what’s one fun fact about … Continue reading Quad Staff Q&A: Meet Some of Our Newest Members!

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Men's Rowing, Sports

Manhattan Rowing Beats Iona in Men’s Varsity 4+ Race

The five rowers who won against Iona. From left to right: Michael Lee, Frankie (Francis) Scullin, Gavin Ward, Jason Matthews and Jeremy Lee. GAVIN WARD / COURTESY Barbara Vasquez & Leyla Mercado, Production & Web Editor, Arts & Entertainment Editor Manhattan University’s club rowing team attended their first regatta of the semester on March 29, where members secured a victory in the men’s varsity four … Continue reading Manhattan Rowing Beats Iona in Men’s Varsity 4+ Race

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Games of the Week, Sports

Games of the Week

Jaspers Baseball earns doubleheader split against Iona. GOJASPERS.COM / COURTESY Andrew Mannion, Sports Editor Baseball The Manhattan University baseball team bounced back from an early stumble to earn a hard-fought doubleheader split against Iona on Friday at the Naimoli Family Baseball Complex. After dropping game one 9-5, the Jaspers responded with a dominant 5-0 shutout in the nightcap, highlighted by strong pitching and timely hitting. … Continue reading Games of the Week

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News

Senate Discusses Budget Plans, Staffing Levels in Residence Life and the Closing of Starbucks In Kelly Commons

The campus Starbucks, located in Kelly Commons, will be replaced in the near future. MANHATTAN.EDU / COURTESY Brooke Della Rocco, News Editor Manhattan University’s second senate meeting of the semester was held on Tuesday, March 25, where budget planning, low staffing levels in the Department of Residence Life and the shutdown of the Starbucks in Kelly Commons were discussed. President Frederick Bonato Ph.D., was present … Continue reading Senate Discusses Budget Plans, Staffing Levels in Residence Life and the Closing of Starbucks In Kelly Commons

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Manhattan University Students Compete in Annual Innovation Challenge

Photo of Anna Burnett, 1st placer winner. ANNA BURNETT / LINKEDIN.COM Emmanouel Sofillas, Managing Editor The 12th annual Innovation Challenge, hosted by the O’Malley School of Business, once again brought together the sharpest entrepreneurial minds from Manhattan University for a night of creativity, competition and community impact. Student teams pitched their innovative business ideas to a panel of industry judges, with top winners taking home … Continue reading Manhattan University Students Compete in Annual Innovation Challenge

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Letters, Opinions & Editorials

LETTER from the EDITOR

Dear Readers, Hello, happy Triangle Tuesday and welcome to issue 10!  By now, you may have noticed a very special print issue sitting on stands around campus. For the first time since 2023, The Triangle has returned in print! For those who may not know, The Triangle is The Quad’s annual satirical April Fool’s Day edition. It brings our staff great pleasure to put this … Continue reading LETTER from the EDITOR

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Features, Voices on the Quad

Voices on the Quad: Spring Break Edition

Senior Quinn Nagle and friends in Nashville. QUINN NAGLE / COURTESY Kayla Werth, Contributor Spring break has come to an end and Manhattan University students have returned to campus to complete the final stretch of the spring semester. Many students took the week-long break to get a much needed breather and put aside their academics. The Quadrangle spoke with students around campus to find out … Continue reading Voices on the Quad: Spring Break Edition

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Features

MU’s Career Center Seeks New Peer Career Advisors

A flyer adverstising the new Peer Career Advisor job positions. CENTER FOR CAREER DEVELOPMENT / COURTESY Leyla J Mercado, Arts & Entertainment Editor Manhattan University’s Center for Career Development (CCD) has announced its search for new Peer Career Advisors as it begins the recruitment process for the 2025-2026 academic year. Dedicated to supporting students’ futures, the center offers career guidance and preparation through its career … Continue reading MU’s Career Center Seeks New Peer Career Advisors

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