Month: October 2025

Arts & Entertainment

Manhattan University Performing Arts Opens New Mural

A photo of the mural created by Madison Hackett ‘25. ZENDRAH BONNICK / THE QUADRANGLE Maizy Swift and Zendrah Bonnick, Production Editor/Asst. Social Media Editor and Staff Writer On the evening of Friday, Oct. 17, students, staff, faculty and friends gathered in room 5.17 of Thomas Hall, to attend the opening of the Manhattan University Performing Arts’ Mural. The mural was designed by Madison Hackett … Continue reading Manhattan University Performing Arts Opens New Mural

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Arts & Entertainment, The Book Nook

Book Nook: The Power and the Glory

Marc Veldhuyzen, Contributor Do you hate yourself? Hopefully, no, and statistically the majority of the people reading this don’t. However, there always exists in every community the lowest experiences of human existence. You’re not alone, if your dice happened to land there. It’s not your fault either. One of the hard lessons of the school of life is that control is limited and often illusionary, … Continue reading Book Nook: The Power and the Glory

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Sports

Club Soccer Looks Forward to Successful Season

The MU men’s club soccer team at their first practice back in September. @MANHATTAN_MENS_CLUBSOCCER / INSTAGRAM Maizy Swift, Production Editor/Asst. Social Media Editor Club soccer at Manhattan University has officially started their season. Club soccer is one of the newest club sports additions at MU, and so far has proven themselves as a success.  When speaking about the season and their recent accomplishments, freshman Shane … Continue reading Club Soccer Looks Forward to Successful Season

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Games of the Week

Games of the Week

Mayah Wheeler scores the winning goal against Marist University. VINCENT DUSOVIC / COURTESY Barbara Vasquez, Production / Web Editor Men’s Soccer On Oct. 11, the Manhattan University’s men’s soccer team secured a conference victory against Mount Saint Mary’s University in a game of 3-0 for the Jaspers. Sophomore midfielder William Fagerberg continued his stellar season, posting all three goals in the game for the first … Continue reading Games of the Week

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Arts & Entertainment

Sanctus Artem Hosts Painting Event on the Quad

Maya Easton, first year, attending Sanctus Artem’s Painting on the Quad event with friends. GABRIELLA DICKSON / THE QUADRANGLE Gabriella Dickson, Staff Writer On Sept. 30, Sanctus Artem, Manhattan University’s art club, hosted a “Painting on the Quad” event, which was open to all students and gave everyone a chance to show their creative side. “Sanctus Artem”, Latin for “Holy Art” or “Sacred Art”, works … Continue reading Sanctus Artem Hosts Painting Event on the Quad

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News

Manhattan University Announces Jasper Guarantee and ARCH Innovation Exchange

Mary Haley and Leyla J. Mercado, Marketing Chair/Asst. Features Editor & Arts and Entertainment Editor Manhattan University is introducing two new programs for students to receive the most out of their undergraduate investments: the Jasper Guarantee, a plan for a fixed tuition rate, and the ARCH Innovation Exchange, a way for students to learn and develop skills from each of the three schools of the … Continue reading Manhattan University Announces Jasper Guarantee and ARCH Innovation Exchange

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Manhattan Caucus, News

Manhattan Caucus: Shutdown Standoff – Congress Deadlocked Over Health Care and Federal Funding

A picture of Capitol Hill. USCP.GOV / COURTESY Elaina Batista, Asst. Social Media Editor The United States Government has been shut down for over a week due to Congress failing to come to an agreement on a federal funding budget. Therefore, some, but not all, U.S. government services are temporarily suspended and about 750,000 people are on unpaid leave.  This number correlates to approximately 40% … Continue reading Manhattan Caucus: Shutdown Standoff – Congress Deadlocked Over Health Care and Federal Funding

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Fashion Finds, Features

Fashion Finds: What MU Students are Wearing this Fall

Joshua Reichard, Staff Writer Days are getting shorter, leaves are falling and campus is abuzz with all things fall. Manhattan University students are taking note and changing up their wardrobes for the season. Some may like to embrace a cozy, fall look, while others tend to stand out and try new styles for the season. While personal style differs between students, everyone can agree on … Continue reading Fashion Finds: What MU Students are Wearing this Fall

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