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Features

The Multicultural Center Kicks off Black History Month in Style

The dinner itself consisted of traditional Caribbean and South American cuisine. ZOEDEFAZIO/COURTESY By: Zoe DeFazio, Web Editor Manhattan College kicked off Black History Month in style with a collaborative event by the Multicultural Center and Black Student Union. The Feb. 2 event consisted of an opening night dinner with a guest lecturer and a live steel-pan performance.  The dinner itself consisted of traditional Caribbean and … Continue reading The Multicultural Center Kicks off Black History Month in Style

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Welcome back! The Return of Communication Club

The newly established Communication Club’s brand new logo. @MCCOMMCLUB/COURTESY By: Rebecca Kranich, Social Media Editor After over a decade without the club, sophomores Colin Ratner and Sage Clarke are on a mission to bring the Communication Club back to campus. With the help of Thom Gencarelli, the club’s original faculty advisor, the new and improved organization is opening its door to provide a more widespread … Continue reading Welcome back! The Return of Communication Club

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Kate Cappabianca Sharpens Her Teaching Skills with TEU Program

Manhattan College student, Kate Cappabianca. ANDREWMANNION/COURTESY By: Andrew Mannion, Assistant Sports Editor One of the main goals for students of Manhattan College is to prepare themselves for the career they hope to enter after graduation. Kate Cappabianca, a senior at MC, has taken those steps to help her prepare for a career in teaching. MC provides many opportunities for students to continue their education during … Continue reading Kate Cappabianca Sharpens Her Teaching Skills with TEU Program

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News

 The Sky’s the Limit for the Mechanical Engineering Department

The 2023 Blue Skies Competition Team. BAHAREHESTEJAB/COURTESY By: Mack Olmsted, Asst. Production Editor/Asst. Arts and Entertainment Editor Manhattan College mechanical engineering students are looking towards a cleaner, tech-advanced future by participating in NASA’s Blues Skies competition.  Back in 2022, Bahareh Estejab, Ph.D, a professor in the mechanical engineering department, was informed about a competition spearheaded by NASA that involves student engineers and was eager to … Continue reading  The Sky’s the Limit for the Mechanical Engineering Department

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Sports

Jaspers Win at Title IX Anniversary Game

Marianne Reilly (second from left) is honored by Brother Daniel, Vanessa Gibson and Brother Jasper for being a “trailblazer” for women in athletics. MANHATTAN.EDU/COURTESY By: Caroline McCarthy, Senior Writer The Jaspers earned a hard-fought 53-46 win over the Fairfield Stags at this Thursday’s match, honoring the 50th anniversary of the Title IX legislation.  This game concludes the Jaspers’ regular-season series with Fairfield. At their last meet … Continue reading Jaspers Win at Title IX Anniversary Game

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Arts & Entertainment

Two Manhattan College Students Named Semifinalists in the New York Cinematography Awards

A photo from the production of “The Perfect Roommate” KERRYSULLIVAN/ COURTESY By: Isaiah Rosario, Assistant Sports Editor Manhattan College juniors Kerry Sullivan and TJ Perez were selected as a semifinalist in the New York Cinematography Awards for their short-film “The Perfect Roommate” which was produced last fall in Professor Michael Grabowski’s COMM 350 Field and Postproduction course.  The film is centered around three main characters … Continue reading Two Manhattan College Students Named Semifinalists in the New York Cinematography Awards

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Sports

Anthony Nelson Hits the 1,000-Point Mark

6th Borough erupting in support of the Japsers in their victory over Sienna. ISAIAHROSARIO/THEQUADRANGLE/COURTESY By: Isaiah Rosario, Assistant Sports Editor It is time to add one more to the list of greats. 5th-year guard Anthony Nelson scored his 1,000th point against Caniscus. The field goal that put Nelson over the hump was a step-up three to close out the first half.  Nelson tallied a total of … Continue reading Anthony Nelson Hits the 1,000-Point Mark

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 Manhattan Athletics Hosts National Women and Girls in Sports Day for Local Aspiring Female Athletes 

Manhattan’s women’s lacrosse team teaching the girls how to throw, catch, and cradle with a lacrosse stick at the National Girls and Women in Sports Day Event. MADDIEMULKIGAN/COURTESY By: Maddie Mulkigian, Senior Writer Immediately following Manhattan College’s women’s basketball’s senior day and blow-out win against Saint Peter’s University, the Jaspers hosted National Girls and Women in Sports Day for young aspiring female athletes in Riverdale.  … Continue reading  Manhattan Athletics Hosts National Women and Girls in Sports Day for Local Aspiring Female Athletes 

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Arts & Entertainment

Alum Rita Damiron Showcases Her Passion and Talent in the Television Media Industry

Rita Damiron graduated from Manhattan College in 2016 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Broadcast Journalism and Economics. RITA DAMIRON/COURTESY By: Lauren Raziano, Multimedia Editor After graduating from Manhattan College with a bachelor’s degree in communication with a concentration in broadcast journalism and a minor in economics, Rita Damiron has continued to be an outstanding MC alumnus in the media industry as a freelance producer for media … Continue reading Alum Rita Damiron Showcases Her Passion and Talent in the Television Media Industry

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