BY: MARY PORTES GUEST WRITER Last Friday, Manhattan witnessed its first Day of Silence. The new LGBT club on campus made it a campus wide event and those who wanted to participate […]
The Quadrangle
The Quadrangle, founded in 1924, is the student-run newspaper of Manhattan College.
Branigan Scholars Present Research in the Humanities
BY: CAROLYN QUEST SENIOR WRITER Edward Branigan, class of 1940, was forced to work over the summers to pay for his college education. So, when he retired, Branigan gave an endowment to […]
Women’s Lacrosse Looks to Finish Strong
BY: JACLYN MARR & ASHLEY SANCHEZ ASST. SPORTS EDITOR & GUEST WRITER Manhattan is currently 3-12 on the season and 1-6 versus MAAC opponents. The Jaspers just played their final home game […]
Faces of Homelessness
On Tuesday, April 15 at 3:30 p.m. in Hayden 100 there was a “Faces of Homelessness” panel and discussion with recently homeless people on causes and solutions to homelessness. Photos by Ashley […]
Editorial Cartoon 4/18
Editorial Cartoon 4/17
Graduating Senior Markets New Startup App ‘Haggle’
CAROLYN QUEST SENIOR WRITER Haggle: to bargain persistently, usually over the cost of something Gabriel Quiroz, senior management and international business major, is exploring the new opportunities for undergraduates in the tech […]
Thinking About What Diversity Really Means
PAM SEGURA SENIOR WRITER On April 10, students and professors engaged in a stirring conversation about race, racial justice and the sensitivity that surrounds these topics. It’s an excellent moment for the […]
Faculty, Staff Demands Answers In Masiello Reinstatement
BY: NATALIE SULLIVAN & CHRIS CIRILLO EDITOR-IN-CHIEF & SPORTS EDITOR Manhattan College conducted a criminal background check on Steve Masiello but failed to verify his academic credentials when they hired him as […]
Students Paint Easter Eggs at Methodist Home
CAROLYN QUEST SENIOR WRITER Manhattan College’s sorority chapter of Alpha Upsilon Pi held a volunteer trip to the Methodist Home for Nursing and Rehabilitation on April 11. The sorority members helped residents […]