Articles by Cathy Goodyear

ASCE Recognized Nationally with Honorable Mention

May 1, 2019

by CATHERINE GOODYEAR, Senior Writer The Manhattan College Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers or ASCE received honorable mention for their 2018 annual report. This is the first time they have been recognized for this award since [...]

Meet Public Safety’s New Director

February 19, 2019

by CATHY GOODYEAR, Senior Writer After a long and thorough search, Manhattan College has chosen a new Director of Public Safety. Peter DeCaro will be Manhattan College’s next Director of Public Safety, replacing Juan Cerezo, who is retiring after [...]

Manhattan College Students Respond to “Did you Vote? Why?”

November 13, 2018

by CATHERINE GOODYEAR, Social Media Editor Nicholas Reda (LEFT) Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering “I did not vote this term because I did not really educate myself about the candidates or their policies, but I would vote in future elections if I [...]

The Technology of the Fitness Center

October 27, 2018

by CATHY GOODYEAR, Social Media Editor Technology improves our lives on a daily basis and changed the waya we look at fitness and healthac. The Fitness Center in the Kelly Commons has been continuously improving and updating their equipment, [...]

Changes and Updates Within the Social Action Suite

October 18, 2018

by CATHERINE GOODYEAR, Social Media Editor Manhattan College offers many chances to act on Lasallian values. Jacquie Martin took over the position of coordinator of Social Action this past July after the former coordinator, Jenn Edwards, left the [...]

Official Calendar Changes Due to Snowfall

April 25, 2018

The academic calendar is available to students one semester before the start of the new school year. This year’s calendar had a few extra dates incorporated to make up for the Wednesday classes missed due to the snow days on March 7th and March [...]

Born and Bred in the Bronx: Meet Freshman Rower Tatiyana Benitez

April 20, 2018

Tatiyana Benitez, a freshman on the women’s rowing team, talked about how growing up in the Bronx shaped her into the athlete she is today. The Quadrangle: What was it like growing up in the Bronx? Tatiyana Benitez: “Growing up in the Bronx, you [...]

Appealing Parking Citations Online

March 31, 2018

Attending college in New York City means limited parking space. Anyone who drives around Manhattan College’s campus is familiar with parking tickets, but many do not know that appeals can be filed online. Angelica Martinez, operations manager for [...]

Voices on the Quad: Registration

March 30, 2018

Rachel Silvestri It’s a bit competitive. When I registered for classes for this semester, I didn’t get any of the times I wanted. I had to change a bunch of them later because I didn’t want them. [...]

Students Use Lasallian Values Learned and Volunteer for the Jesuit Volunteer Corps

March 4, 2018

Post-graduation, college students are left to decide what they plan on doing with their lives. Some students start working right away while others may take a year off or attend graduate school. A few recent alumni decided to dedicate a year of [...]