The Quadrangle, founded in 1924, is the student-run newspaper of Manhattan College.
by, Madalyn Johnson, Web Editor In response to rising COVID-19 cases at Manhattan College, the school’s on-campus radio station, WRCM, has closed for the rest of the spring semester. The radio station […]
by, Megan LaCreta & Kelly Kennedy, Staff Writer & Asst. Social Media Editor With registration beginning on April 6, students noticed something interesting while preparing their schedules for the 2021 fall semester: […]
by, Kyla Guilfoil & Nicole Fitzsimmons, Asst. News Editor & News Editor As Easter break approaches, Manhattan has seen a slight decrease in positive COVID-19 cases with a positive test average of […]
by, Michael Bottiglieiri, Contributor It has been 710 days since we last saw March Madness in full swing, but who was counting? Practically everything, including last year’s NCAA tournament, was cancelled due […]
by Gabriella DePinho & Emily Rumsey, Senior Writer & Contributor Springtime is here! Well, almost. The weather is starting to heat up to more comfortable temperatures so that you won’t lose feelings […]
by Kelly Cwik & Megan LaCreta, Asst. A&E Editor & Staff Writer Last week, Manhattan College reached a milestone: the one-year anniversary of the school closing due to COVID-19. To reflect on the past […]
by Madalyn Johnson & Victor Franco, Web Editor & Staff Writer Throughout the chaos of last year, many negatives struck college students who were hoping to end their spring semester on a […]
by Shannon Gleba, Senior Writer The student body of Manhattan College is often full of allyship and support for their fellow Jaspers. In order to promote similar sentiments in the field of […]
by Jilleen Barrett, A&E Editor 366 days after Stephanie Powell was originally scheduled to speak at Agape Latte for Women’s Week, she finally got the chance. Although it was different– it was […]
by, Colleen McNamara & Jocelyn Visnov, Asst. Sports Editor & Asst. Production Editor Manhattan College welcomed a fresh face to its staff at the beginning of this Spring semester. Tiffany Ma, a […]