In the late 1970s the Bronx was burning as seven different census tracts lost more than 97 percent of their buildings to fire and abandonment. The New York Times reported that 1980 […]
“The Bronx is Safer” as Borough Crime Rates Hit All-Time Low
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Residence Life Welcomes 30 New RAs
Earlier this semester a total of 111 students applied for residence assistants positions across campus. After a thorough application and interview process, 36 new RAs have been hired for the upcoming 2018 […]
Chad Maier Shines in First Outdoor Race of 2018
Chad Maier, a standout member of the men’s track and field team at Manhattan, was recently named the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) Male Performer of the Week for his performance at […]
MC Players Awarded for Fall “Rumors” Performance
The Manhattan College Players have taken home two awards from the American College Theater Festival for their fall semester performance “Rumours.” The first honor was given to the entire cast and crew […]
Stepping Away from the Numbers: On Stage with Sophomore Peter Martino
By Jess Sloan, Contributor Peter Martino is a sophomore finance major, but he steps away from numbers as a dedicated member of the Manhattan College Players. Although he is now a very […]
College Names New Registrar, in Time for Spring Registration
Earlier this month, Christy Salinas joined the Manhattan College community as the campus’s new registrar. Originally from Texas, Salinas attended the University of North Texas where she received a bachelor’s degree in […]
American Shakespeare Center to Perform at MC
This Friday, Oct. 13, the American Shakespeare Center will be returning to Manhattan College for a performance of “Macbeth” at 8 p.m. in Smith Auditorium. The traveling troupe has been visiting the […]
With NCAA Payout, College Begins Jasper Jumpstart Program
With a one time payout from the NCAA, the Manhattan College athletic department has started its inaugural year of the Jasper Jumpstart Program. The idea behind the program, whose purpose is to […]
Senior Liliana Calix’s Busy Summer
Civil Engineering Major Travels to Peru, Does Research On the last day of May, when many college students are revelling in the freedom and unaccountability of summer, Liliana Calix was boarding a […]
Reilly’s Inaugural Year as Manhattan College’s Athletic Director
Marianne Reilly’s first year at the helm of Manhattan College athletics has seen record-breaking individual performances and the hiring of four accomplished new head coaches, but was also marked with some disappointing […]