Articles by Lindsey Burns

Manhattan College Student Lands Internship at NASA

February 3, 2017

For Cesar Tapia, ’08, ‘17, the sky isn’t the limit, outer space is. The Manhattan College alum recently landed a prestigious internship with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, otherwise known as NASA, and has since travelled [...]

Players Perform “Little Women” for Spring Musical

April 19, 2016

On Thursday, April 14, through Sunday, April 17, Manhattan College Players performed the musical “Little Women,” based off the beloved 19th century book by Louisa May Alcott, for students, faculty and parents. The show, directed by Martin [...]

Scatterbomb Wraps Up the Semester Celebrating Christmas

December 9, 2015

Donned in ugly Christmas sweaters and holiday-colored attire, Scatterbomb wrapped up its Fall 2015 semester with a Christmas themed show on Dec. 4. “We thought it was one of the best shows of the semester,” Matt Clark, a junior CIS and [...]

Scatterbomb ‘Goes Clear’ on Friday Night

October 1, 2015

With its newest recruits all suited, or white t-shirted, up, Scatterbomb has set itself up for a strong year. The improv group, which held two workshops within the past two weeks and welcomed three new members to the club, had its second show of the [...]

Bravo “Housewives” Star Bethenny Frankel Kicks Off The Lecture Series

September 22, 2015

Bravo reality television star Bethenny Frankel led off the Fourth Annual Lecture Series on Mon. Sept. 14. The star of “The Real Housewives of New York City” captivated the Great Room of Kelly Commons with stories about the show and tips about [...]

Lucky Number 13

March 25, 2015

Emmy Andujar likes to prove people wrong. He does it on the court and he does it in his everyday life. He has made a habit out of it. “Coming from where I’m from, there’s always a lot of doubters and people saying that people can’t go to [...]

MC’s Most Influential: Matt Clark

February 11, 2015

If you were asked to think of some general qualities that would describe a Jasper, you would probably come up with ones that we all, as Jaspers, should strive to emulate. Intelligence, compassion, friendliness, leadership ability, the list goes on [...]

My Time in Paris During the Charlie Hebdo Terrorist Attacks

January 26, 2015

The day was Jan. 7, 2015, only our third full day in Paris. My class had just developed a routine and we were finally getting used to the time difference. We had class and breakfast at 9 a.m., on this day we learned about Peter Abelard, the great [...]

Professor Chat: Lisa D. Toscano, EDD

November 3, 2014

This week’s “Professor Chat” is with Lisa D. Toscano, professor of kinesiology. Toscano can be found teaching Anatomical Kinesiology, Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries, Therapeutic Exercise Prescription and Modalities, Personal Wellness [...]

The Science Behind The College Halloween Costume

October 24, 2014

As the end of October approaches, young children are not the only ones worrying about what to be for Halloween. College students are also given the task of thinking of the best Halloween costumes of the year. In college, however, Halloween is not [...]