Syuzanna Abajyan, Ivana Caminero, Lisbeth Turbides Baez, Allison Francisco andLindsay Quintanilla posing as a group with their outfits.SARAH ROLKA / COURTESY Sarah Rolka, Asst. Features Editor “It was official, a new season had begun… After all, seasons change…” Carrie Bradshaw says at the end of “I Heart NY,” an episode from season four of Sex and the City. The episode notably features the Empire State … Continue reading Fashion Finds: A Warm Autumn Begins!
The Sixth Borough Film Festival returns for its second year at MU.@SIXTHBOROUGHFILMFEST / INSTAGRAM Nicholas Melendez, Staff Writer Following the debut of the Sixth Borough Film Festival (SBFF), the Kakos School of Arts and Sciences at Manhattan University (MU) will host the event for a second year. The festival, running April 2-4, 2027, will feature work from filmmakers of all ages and from around the … Continue reading The Sixth Borough Film Festival Opens Submissions for 2027
María Castaño, A&E Section Editor “A Small Place” by Jamaica Kincaid situates you in the middle of Antigua, an island in the Lesser Antilles in the Caribbean known for its beautiful climate and beaches. It is a tourism haven for people around the world, and the book’s main critique is towards the systems that keep it that way. Kincaid offers a poignant critique of tourism … Continue reading Book Nook: A Small Place by Jamaica Kincaid
“Battle of the Bronx” refers to the annual basketball game against FordhamUniversity, MU’s neighborhood rival.BRENDEN WILLSCH / COURTESY Zeke Jazwinski, Sports Editor Manhattan University’s (MU) sports coverage usually comes from the athletes’ or coaches’ perspectives – in this article; however, The Quadrangle sought out the students’ perspectives on what they think of the sports teams. Though the academic year has just begun, MU athletics have … Continue reading Is MU a Sports School? Jaspers Thoughts on MU Athletics
The Jaspers win against Central Connecticut State in 5sets.VINCENT DUSOVIC / COURTESY Zeke Jazwinski, Sports Editor Women’s Soccer The Manhattan Jaspers women’s soccer team returned to Gaelic Park on Saturday afternoon for its first Metro Conference home game of the season against Niagara. The Jaspers earned a 1-0 victory over the Purple Eagles, improving to 4-2 overall and earning their first conference win. Niagara applied … Continue reading Games of the Week
Hello everybody, Welcome back to issue 4! We are now over a month into the year and time is flying by. Even though it’s still September, the weather has started getting colder and classes are getting a bit more serious. I am very excited for this change in weather and fall in general (happy equinox!), but will definitely miss seeing a packed quad on a … Continue reading LETTER from the EDITOR
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A flyer advertising the event to students on campus. @MU_RECREATION INSTAGRAM Leyla J. Mercado, Features Editor and Asst. Social Media Editor On Tuesday, Sept. 8, Lyala Jones, also known as Fashion Hendricks, a Pilates instructor and longtime hairstylist, led an hour-long Pilates class for Manhattan University (MU) students through the Office of Student Engagement. Pilates, a mind-body exercise method with a history spanning more than … Continue reading Movement Is Medicine: Lyala Jones Brings Pilates to MU
The game ended with a score of 2-0. VINCENT DUSOVIC COURTESY Zeke Jazwinski, Sports Editor The weather was warm and comfortable this past Saturday, Sept. 12, as the Manhattan Jaspers men’s team took on the Columbia Lions. The Jaspers were looking to keep the team’s momentum going following their two-game winning streak against Maritime and Howard. The Lions were looking for the sweep of the Bronx, as they had beaten Fordham in their last game days prior. The first … Continue reading Mens Soccer Looks to Bounce Back from 2-0 Loss to Columbia
