The Film Society Returns With Violence and Revenge!

The Film Society’s first screening will be Shutter Island. COURTESY/@MCFILMSOCIETY By Mack Olmsted, Asst. Arts and Entertainment Editor The Manhattan College Film Society returns this October with the theme “of violence and revenge.” The club originated from the Program Director of the film studies minor, Margaret Toth Ph.D. The board members this year were picked by Toth because of the interests shown by the individuals. … Continue reading The Film Society Returns With Violence and Revenge!

Manhattan Caucus: Second Republican Debate Shows One Certainty: Trump is Still Winning

Seven Republican candidates joined the second Republican debate. AP NEWS/ COURTESY By Kyla Guilfoil, Managing Editor Seven Republican candidates joined in the second Republican debate at Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in California last Wednesday. The leading Republican candidate for the 2024 election, Donald Trump, was not in attendance.  Trump, who has not attended a debate yet this cycle, nor plans to, did not lose any … Continue reading Manhattan Caucus: Second Republican Debate Shows One Certainty: Trump is Still Winning

Manhattan Cheer Takes the Jump from Squad to Club Team

Manhattan College’s Club Cheer team poses at the MAAC Tournament in Atlantic City, New Jersey. ALEXA FOX/COURTESY By Isaiah Rosario, Sports Editor During the fall club fair, it was announced to the cheerleading squad that they would now be a club team for the extended future. With the introduction of becoming a club team also comes the introduction of dues for each member of the … Continue reading Manhattan Cheer Takes the Jump from Squad to Club Team

LETTER from the EDITOR

Hello and welcome to Issue 5! This week we’re celebrating first by- lines from a few of our newest writers! Among those include Barbara Vasquez, who wrote about the new Pride Center and Natalie Schmidt who wrote about the English department meet and greet. The Quad is always accepting new writers and photographers to join our team, so I hope more students will follow in … Continue reading LETTER from the EDITOR

Jasper Talks: Jasper Games of the Week

By Isaiah Rosario, Sports Editor Women’s Volleyball:  The rough stretch of women’s volleyball could end against Fairfield. The Lady Jaspers lost their last four games, only winning one set in those four games.  There is not much to say about this game as the Jaspers lost all three sets. The first set would be the worst for the Jaspers as they lost the first set … Continue reading Jasper Talks: Jasper Games of the Week

Scatterbomb Welcomes New Members; Word of Upcoming Halloween-Themed Performance

Last year’s final show: Scatterprom. SCATTERBOMB/COURTESY By Maizy Swift, Assistant Production Editor Scatterbomb welcomed some new members, who are excited to be a part of the group and take part in their upcoming performance. Since last semester the improv group has lost most of their members due to graduation, leaving the club with only three returning members. The president of the club, Chayse Martino, and … Continue reading Scatterbomb Welcomes New Members; Word of Upcoming Halloween-Themed Performance

English Meet & Greet Brings Hope to the English Department

Student’s hanging out at English Meet & Greet photographed byDr. Bridget Chalk. NATALIE SCHMITT/ THE QUADRANGLE By Natalie Schmitt, Contributor With students and faculty starting to settle into the semester, the English department held a meet and greet on the Jasper Lawn earlier last week. The event provided delicious local pizza from Salvatores of Soho, live music by the Manhattan College jazz band and a … Continue reading English Meet & Greet Brings Hope to the English Department

Manhattan College’s Division of Education Adapts to Changes Amidst Shift to the School of Liberal Arts

Division of Education students working on lesson plans in class. MANHATTAN.EDU/COURTESY By Aryanna Santana, Contributor In recent years, Manhattan College has undergone a series of transformations to align its academic divisions with evolving educational trends and student needs. One of the significant shifts witnessed on campus was the transition of the school of education and health to the school of health professions in July.  The … Continue reading Manhattan College’s Division of Education Adapts to Changes Amidst Shift to the School of Liberal Arts

Pride Center Hopes to Empower Community with New Library

With the opening of Manhattan College’s new pride center came their first “Buy us a Book” drive, geared towards alumni and staff. BARBARA VASQUEZ/COURTESY By Barbara Vasquez, Staff Writer With the opening of Manhattan College’s new pride center came their first “Buy us a Book” drive, geared towards alumni and staff.  Rocco Marinaccio, Ph.D. and Tiffany French, co-directors of the center, sent invitations earlier this … Continue reading Pride Center Hopes to Empower Community with New Library