Articles by Rose Brennan

About Rose Brennan (46 Articles)

Rose Brennan is a sophomore English and communication major. Between managing, artsing and entertaining, Rose finds little time for anything else. She loves books, writing, making puns and napping in the Quad office.

Senior Defender Looks to Past and Future During Her Final Season

October 18, 2019

by ROSE BRENNAN, A&E EDITOR Kelly Hasty is a senior accounting major on Manhattan College’s women’s soccer team. Entering her final season as a defender on the team, Hasty sat down with The Quadrangle to share a loom back on her past [...]

“Nineteen Eighty-Four”: A Look into a “Doubleplusungood” Future

August 30, 2019

by ROSE BRENNAN, A&E Editor Few cultural zeitgeists are having a bigger moment than dystopian fiction. Whether in print, on TV or on the big screen, the visions of these alternative futures force readers and viewers to confront truths about [...]

Knights of Columbus: Contradictory to MC’s Lasallian Mission (Part 2)

April 9, 2019

by ROSE BRENNAN, A&E Editor On Sunday, March 31, The Quadrangle received an anonymous message which came out in opposition to the article “Knights of Columbus: Contradictory to MC’s Lasallian Mission,” which was published in print and [...]

Academic Integrity Policy to See Updates

April 5, 2019

by ROSE BRENNAN, A&E Editor In what has been a long time coming for Manhattan College’s academic integrity policy, the Educational Affairs Committee (EAC) will be instituting updates and revisions regarding levels of dishonesty in work. The [...]

Mystery and Family in Anaya’s “Bless Me, Ultima”

April 4, 2019

by ROSE BRENNAN, A&E Editor As part of my New Year’s resolution, I decided to read more books considered “classics.” I originally rolled my eyes at the “classics” when I was in middle and high school, but now that I am a bit older, [...]

An Intimate Look at a Disregarded Generation

February 2, 2019

by ROSE BRENNAN, A&E Editor If you’ve never cried over a collection of poetry, look no further. “Love Alone: Eighteen Elegies for Rog” is an intimate look inside the relationship of Paul Monette and Roger “Rog” Horowitz, who were [...]

Title IX Office Provides Forum for Spring Semester Programming Ideas

February 2, 2019

by ROSE BRENNAN, A&E Editor In an effort to expand and reprogram diversity training, the Manhattan College Office of Diversity, Equity and Title IX held an open forum where students and faculty could share their ideas on the matter. The [...]

“Time’s Up” for VAWA

January 31, 2019

by ROSE BRENNAN, A&E Editor On Friday, Jan. 25, the federal government was reopened after 35 days of being shut down. It currently holds the record for the longest government shutdown in American history. Because of this shutdown, over [...]

Delta Kappa Epsilon Hosts Inaugural Fall Fest

November 14, 2018

by ROSE BRENNAN, A&E Editor When it rains, it pours. And even when it doesn’t rain, it snows. This was the sentiment that described the first-ever Fall Fest, hosted by Manhattan College’s Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity. After being [...]

Digital Media Art Program Prepares Students for 21st Century Jobs

October 26, 2018

by ROSE BRENNAN, A&E Editor Manhattan College is eager to prepare its students for a 21st century job market. One of the college’s minor programs, digital media art, is helping students and professors do just that. The digital media art minor [...]