An email from President Brennan O’Donnell to the college community highlighted a plan to help students and faculty talk through one of the most divisive and negative presidential campaigns in American history. […]
Anthony Capote
I am the Assistant News Editor for the Manhattan Quadrangle and a project manager for the Erik Spoelstra Basketball Academy
Athletic Advisors implement New Study Hall Requirements
Neil Perry’s day is not unlike most student athletes. Perry has early morning practices with Manhattan College’s swim team at 8 a.m., most days, and a second practice at 6 p.m. Between […]
Arsonist Sets Fire to Unopened Deli
An arsonist allegedly tried to set fire to a deli that has yet to even open, police said. They said someone intentionally set fire to 5993 Broadway, where a new store, Gourmet […]
Quadcast: Introducing this Year’s Student Body Presidential Candidates
Former MC Professor Produces Film on Cambodian Genocide
When John Pirozzi first set out to make “Don’t Think We’ve Forgotten: Cambodia’s Lost Rock N’ Roll,” he said he wanted to help tell the story of the 1975 Cambodian Genocide through […]
Jogger Slashed in Van Cortlandt Park
A man was slashed while jogging in Van Cortlandt Park on Tuesday night, suffering a 2-inch laceration on his right cheek. Police say that the victim, identified as Joel Rosario 29, was […]
Bronx District Attorney Visits Riverdale, Discusses Plans to Revitalize Position
The Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark attended the 50th Precinct Community Council meeting on Mar. 10, as part of an effort by her office to increase community involvement with the district attorney’s […]
Barcelona Bites Denied Cabaret License by Community Board
The public safety committee of Bronx Community Board 8 voted to deny an application by Barcelona Bites for a cabaret license on Mar. 3. The special hearing was convened after a small […]
First L.G.B.T.+ Group Allowed to March in St. Patrick’s Day Parade
For the first time since 1991, an L.G.B.T.+ group was allowed to march in this year’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. The Lavender and Green Alliance, also known […]
After Apparent Heart Attack, Singh Returns to Work
Sase N. Singh, a public safety office at Manhattan College returned to work Feb. 22 after suffering a life-threatening heart attack inside of a Dunkin Donuts in December. On Dec. 22, Singh […]