Riley Kopceuch, Contributor As the leaves begin to fall on campus and the city starts to get colder, my music taste is making a shift, too. Moving away from the psychedelic, experimental hip hop sounds of my summer playlist into a more moody, mysterious energy for the change into fall, there are two perfect words to describe the vibe of music I am listening to … Continue reading Jasper Jams: Vampire Fall
The women’s basketball team looks ahead to the 2026-27 season with a strong offensive roster.@HEATHERVULIN / INSTAGRAM Barbara Vasquez, Editor-in-Chief Last Thursday, Oct. 15, the Manhattan University (MU) men’s and women’s basketball teams introduced themselves and their upcoming game schedule at Manhattan Madness. Head Coaches Heather Vulin and John Gallagher promised an exciting season to the student body, with new team members and gameplay. The … Continue reading Jaspers Basketball Looks Ahead to 2026-27 Season
Women’s soccer defeated the St. Peter’s Peacocks with a final score of 2-1.VINCENT DUSOVIC / COURTESY Emmanouel Sofillas, Sports Editor Women’s Soccer The Manhattan University (MU) women’s soccer team honored 10 seniors this past Saturday, Oct. 17, before playing the Sacred Heart Pioneers to a 0-0 draw at Gaelic Park. Seniors Lauren Ahearn, Arancha Antunes, Marlene Berlinghoff, Molly Brunk, Gianna Fucile, Olivia McMaster, Talia Omer, … Continue reading Games of the Week
Jayden Gonzalez, Photographer Lotus Magazine and We aRe College Music (WRCM) hosted their annual Halloween Bash collaboration this past Friday, Oct. 23. Students filled the quad with Halloween spirit and enjoyed the event filled with live music performances, costume contests, comedy skits, tarot card readings, raffles and arts and crafts activities. Continue reading Jasper Lens: LOTUSxWRCM Annual HalloweenBash!
María Castaño, Arts & Entertainment Editor On Oct. 22, Manhattan University’s (MU) ARCH Faculty Fellows Program welcomed speech-language pathologist Tara Gallagher, CCC-SLP, TSHH, for a discussion on “supporting students with hearing loss.” With 22 years of experience, Gallagher specializes in auditory, verbal and listening techniques to support children with hearing impairments. This event was part of the “Embodied Learning, Inclusive Design: A Humanities-Sciences Workshop on … Continue reading MU’s ARCH Faculty Fellows Welcomes Speech-Language Pathologist Tara Gallagher
Career development fair, an event that the Pathways to Practice will help initiate more frequently.MANHATTAN.EDU/ Website Nick Melendez, Staff Writer Manhattan University (MU) is expanding its career services and student success departments after receiving a $3 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Education. The departments are working together on a new initiative called Pathways to Practice. Although MU’s Provost Bridget Chalk, Ph.D., has … Continue reading MU Launches Pathways to Practice Initiative With $3 Million Federal Grant
Photo of online Master’s students collaborating.RYAN MONTEMARANO / COURTESY Sophia Fortunato, Staff Writer Manhattan University (MU) held its first Residency Weekend for online master’s students this semester on Oct. 9-11. Grishma Shah, Ph.D., interim dean of the O’Malley School of Business, explained to The Quadrangle that the weekend is part of the university’s new online graduate programs. “The programs themselves are new, the master of … Continue reading MU’s Hosts First Residency Weekend for Online Master’s Students
Flyer for the Pop the Balloon event in Hayden 100.@MANHATTANUBSU / INSTAGRAM Leyla J. Mercado, Features Editor & Asst. Social Media Editor Manhattan University’s (MU) Black Student Union (BSU) hosted their second annual “Pop the Balloon” event for the student body. With over 100 people attending when it occurred last year, this semester the club held it in Hayden 100 with decorated white boards and … Continue reading BSU Hosts Its Second “Pop the Balloon” Event
Timothy Latterner, a retired FBI special agent and current training instructor with the FBI’s New York office, is presenting data on active shooter incidents during a active shooting training with Manhattan University students.ARIANA CARIDDO / COURTSEY Ariana Cariddo, Staff Writer Manhattan University’s (MU) Department of Public Safety co-sponsored an active shooter preparedness training session with Student Engagement on Wednesday, Oct. 21, in Smith Auditorium. The … Continue reading Active Shooting Preparedness Training: Preparing Students for the Unexpected
