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The Quadrangle, founded in 1924, is the student-run newspaper of Manhattan College.
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Men’s Basketball Fall Short to the Red Foxes in First Round of MAAC

By Isaiah Rosario, Assistant Sports Editor i The men’s basketball team’s season came to a close in the first round of the MAAC championship tournament after a defeat by Marist.  The Jaspers came in as the sixth seed and the Red Foxes came into Atlantic City as the eleventh seed for the 2023 MAAC tournament.  The last time these two teams met, the Red Foxes blew out … Continue reading Men’s Basketball Fall Short to the Red Foxes in First Round of MAAC

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Women’s Basketball Wins First Game of MAAC Championships 

By Andrew Mannion, Asst. Sports Editor The Manhattan College women’s basketball team won a thrilling match in round one of the MAAC Conference Tournament 59-56. The Lady Jaspers were heavily favored to win, as St. Peters entered the match with an 0-29 record on the season.  Manhattan started the game hot as they finished the 1st quarter up 19-12. The 2nd quarter was a different … Continue reading Women’s Basketball Wins First Game of MAAC Championships 

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Jaspers Take Charge, Blow Through Quarter and Semi Finals of MAAC

Kyla Guilfoil, Managing Editor and Sports Editor  The Jaspers shook the competition after beating out third-seed Quinnipiac in the MAAC Championship quarter-finals and then knocking out second-seed Niagara in the semi-finals.  The back-to-back wins come after a rough season for the women’s basketball team. Quinnipiac and Niagara had bested Manhattan in both of their in-season match-ups.  Nonetheless, the Jaspers sent Quinnipiac home after the quarter-finals … Continue reading Jaspers Take Charge, Blow Through Quarter and Semi Finals of MAAC

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1-2-3 Coaches for Men’s Basketball in Less than 365 Days

By Isaiah Rosario, Assistant Sports Editor The Manhattan College men’s basketball team welcomed their third coach in less than a year. The college parted ways with former head coach Steve Masiello only three weeks before the start of the 2022-23 season. Soon after, the college hired former player, and assistant coach to Masiello, RaShawn Stores, as interim head coach. On March 29, the college officially … Continue reading 1-2-3 Coaches for Men’s Basketball in Less than 365 Days

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Manhattan Baseball’s Competitive Schedule Gives the Jaspers Confidence Heading into MAAC Play

One thing that this team has embraced is change. Whether it’s a change in the coaching staff, injuries, or the starting lineup, the Jaspers adapted and overcame adversity. @JASPERBASEBALL/COURTESY By Maddie Mulkigian, Senior Writer  At first glance at Manhattan College’s baseball 6-13 record, one can question whether or not the Jaspers will make an impact in the MAAC in 2023. However, upon closer inspection, the … Continue reading Manhattan Baseball’s Competitive Schedule Gives the Jaspers Confidence Heading into MAAC Play

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Manhattan College Men’s Golf Team Gets On Course for the 2022-2023 Season

The team attributes some of these recent results to poor weather and windy conditions at theevent. GOJASPERS/ COURTESY By Nicole Fitzsimmons, Senior writer The Manhattan College men’s golf team is currently reflecting after competing in their most recent event and is preparing to continue growing at their upcoming Battle of Rum Pointe.  At the South Jersey Kick-Off event, the team started off their season by … Continue reading Manhattan College Men’s Golf Team Gets On Course for the 2022-2023 Season

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Davis and LaPointe Talk Decision to Transfer for Final Year of Play

Star players Dee Dee Davis and Emily Lapointe will be leaving Manhattan College for their final year of eligibility after spending five and four years, respectively. GOJASPERS / COURTESY By Kyla Guilfoil, Managing Editor & Sports Editor  Star players Dee Dee Davis and Emily Lapointe will be leaving Manhattan College for their final year of eligibility after spending five and four years, respectively, on the … Continue reading Davis and LaPointe Talk Decision to Transfer for Final Year of Play

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Arts & Entertainment

Dive Into “Malibu Rising” by Taylor Jenkins Reid

Caption: “Malibu Rising” is a New York Times bestseller by Taylor Jenkins Reid, also the author of “The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo” and “Daisy Jones and the Six.” REESE’SBOOKCLUB/COURTESY By Jilleen Barrett, Senior Writer Are you in a happy, healthy relationship with a significant other? Are you getting along with all of your friends, siblings and parents? Are you looking to spice up your … Continue reading Dive Into “Malibu Rising” by Taylor Jenkins Reid

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MC Digital Arts Seniors Showcase Their Work in O’Malley Library

Senior Lauren Driscoll’s Digital Art Work. BRIANNA COPPOLA/THE QUADRANGLE By Brianna Coppola, Asst. Features Editor Four Manhattan College seniors displayed several pieces of their artwork at the front entrance of the O’Malley library. The showcase consisted of drawn digital art as well as professional pictures by Kate Uffer, Sofia Creanza, Lauren Driscoll and Rachelle Nazzuro.  Senior Lauren Driscoll shared that she was proud to have … Continue reading MC Digital Arts Seniors Showcase Their Work in O’Malley Library

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