Dear readers,

Hello, and welcome back! I hope everyone was able to stay warm this week, considering the crazy snowfall we experienced last week. 

As we approach what is now the third week of the spring semester, a variety of new stories have come to light, and our amazing team of journalists have been working extremely hard to share them with you.

That said, we are so excited to welcome you all to issue 3, and reveal all it has to offer. Beginning with campus news, we cover Manhattan University and The Quadrangle alumna, Caroline McCarthy ‘23, who is now back on campus working as an adjunct professor. In addition, we also have insight on the current relationship [or lack thereof] between the Friendly Fridge BX and Gourmet Dining, as well as concerns with MU’s residence life policies. Moving forward, we also cover David Pozo, the recipient of the Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship, as well as how the senate democrats struck a deal to keep the government open in our MU Caucus. 

In features, we get a closer look at what went down at the MU club fair that happened last Wednesday in Smith Auditorium. We also cover Sanctus Artem, and their bookmark making event, bringing people of all artistic talents together. 

In A&E, you can find coverage of Scatterbomb and their first-ever drag show, which was a total hit! In addition, we discuss the collaboration between fashion-magazine, LOTUS Magazine and the Pride Center, as a way to showcase queer voices. 

Lastly, in sports, we speak about the addition of  a women’s flag football team coming to MU for the 2026-2027 academic year, which I am very thrilled about, as it appears to be a growing sport for many women. We also cover the games of the week, bringing you insight on the recent statistics for all our lovely MU athletics teams. 

We’re so excited for you all to give it a read!

See you next time,