Articles by Stephen D. Zubrycky

About Stephen D. Zubrycky (53 Articles)

Stephen Zubrycky is a junior civil engineering major at Manhattan College. From December 2016 to December 2017, he served as The Quadrangle's Editor-in-Chief. His interests include politics, food, film and history.

COMPUTERS HACKED IN CRYPTOMINER ATTACK: More Than 400 Lab Machines Impacted Across Campus

March 8, 2018

by TIMOTHY HAMLING & STEPHEN ZUBRYCKY, Senior Writer & Managing Editor Manhattan College’s computer system was compromised last month in a large-scale, cross-campus effort to mine cryptocurrency. According to Information Technology [...]

Italian Cafe and Restaurant Opens on Manhattan College Parkway

February 22, 2018

Caffe Buon Gusto is open for business in Riverdale. Located across the street and down the block from Hayden Hall at 4576 Manhattan College Parkway, the compound bar-restaurant-coffee shop fully opened for business last week. Caffe Buon Gusto had [...]

Early Work Begins on South Campus Transformation

February 2, 2018

Plans to change the face of Manhattan College’s south campus are beginning to materialize. Work in Leo Engineering Building has already begun – including the installation of conduits that will house a new fire alarm system and the addition of [...]

MC Helps Bring Holocaust Exhibit to Riverdale

January 31, 2018

The Hebrew Institute of Riverdale became home to a twelve-panel exhibit on the Holocaust last week. Compiled in large part by undergraduate researchers at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Ariz., “Through the Eyes of Youth: Life and Death [...]

Letter from the Editor

December 5, 2017

Dear Reader, Well, we’ve had a good run, haven’t we? But all things must come to an end. This will be the last time I share this space with you as Editor-in-Chief of The Quadrangle. This year has been a successful year for our publication. We [...]

Gujarati Girls

November 13, 2017

You never know what – or who – you are going to find on Facebook. For Roma Parikh, it was Shivani Patel. It was 2014, and Parikh had just decided to enroll in Manhattan College as a civil engineering major. “My mom was like, ‘Roma, [...]

Alienation and Animation Among Muslim Students

November 10, 2017

In the era of Donald J. Trump’s presidency, Muslim students at Manhattan College are feeling alienated and politically engaged. Trump has thrice ordered travel bans from several majority-Muslim countries since ascending to the Presidency in [...]

Assembly O.K.s New Clubs, Wage Proposal

November 2, 2017

The Manhattan College Student Government Assembly approved a resolution to raise the college’s minimum wage for student employees Wednesday. The Assembly, which met at noon in Kelly 5C, cast 19 votes in favor of the proposal and one vote against. [...]

“For the Love of Beacon” Sophomore Andrew Gauzza Launches Bid for City Council in Hometown

November 1, 2017

It was in 2012 – during a presidential debate between former President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney – when Andrew Gauzza III, now a sophomore government major at Manhattan College, first discovered his love for the art of [...]

Veterans Success Center Opens in Thomas Hall

October 24, 2017

Manhattan College’s growing population of student veterans now has a place to call its own. The Veterans Success Center, which opened with a ceremonial ribbon cutting last Monday, is located on the second floor of Thomas Hall in the room vacated [...]