Arts & Entertainment

Sophomore Shows Off Professional Style

March 16, 2019

by LAUREN SCHUSTER, Social Media Editor Diane Yomkil is a sophomore from Washington, D.C. She is double majoring in communication and psychology. She sat down and shared her style with us. The Quadrangle: How would you describe your style? Diane [...]

The Beauty of Coming Out of the Ashes: A Review of “Between Shades of Grey”

March 16, 2019

by MARIANA DUQUE, Contributor I recently stumbled upon a genre that I never thought I would be very invested in: historical fiction. Not every historical fiction book ranging from Victorian England to the Samurai stories, but specifically World [...]

Second Annual One Acts Festival Shines Spotlight on Comedy

March 14, 2019

by MADALYN JOHNSON, Asst A&E Editor On Friday, March 8 and Saturday, March 9, the Manhattan College Players presented their annual One Acts Festival in the Black Box Theatre. Six student directors presented their shows to audiences that [...]

Embracing Irish Heritage Month

March 12, 2019

by Christine Nappi, Staff Writer The month of March is a time of year to wear green, eat corned beef, dance along to Irish music and commemorate the origins of Irish traditions. Irish Heritage Month gives students an opportunity to connect with [...]

Third Album Class Composes Original Music

March 12, 2019

by ALEXA SCHMIDT, Features Editor This is the third consecutive year that Andy Bauer, director of Performing Arts, has run the album class. It is a three-hour class in which students study a particular album, and perform it from start to finish at [...]

Poetry Night Holds First Event of Semester

March 11, 2019

by MIKE CARLSON, Contributor On a cold and dark Thursday night a group of students took some time to forget about midterms and express themselves artistically. This was not a chance gathering but was Poetry Night, an event that allows students to [...]

“They’re Here”: A Review of Jez Butterworth’s “The Ferryman”

March 11, 2019

by TAYLOR BRETHAUER, Senior Writer If you know me, you know how much I love theatre. So when I was offered tickets to the new play “The Ferryman,” which I had heard from many colleagues was well worth seeing, I jumped at the opportunity. [...]

Senior Performing Arts Scholar Dabbles in MC Ensembles and Personal Endeavors

March 6, 2019

by Alexa Schmidt, Features Editor Senior Kevin Donald is one of five people in his class that has the Performing Arts scholarship at Manhattan College. A double major in English and philosophy, Donald plays trumpet in the Jazz Band, the Jazz small [...]

Zumba Classes: Always a Party at MC

March 6, 2019

by Christine Nappi, Staff Writer Zumba is a style of aerobic exercise focused around dancing to Latin American music, and it’s here at Manhattan College. Zumba classes are held Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30 to 10:30 p.m. and on Wednesdays [...]

MC Film Society Hosts Oscar Viewing Party

March 5, 2019

by Madalyn Johnson, Asst. A&E Editor This past Sunday, Feb. 24, the Manhattan College Film Society hosted their annual Oscar viewing party in the fourth floor game room of Lee Hall where students watched their favorite stars and participants [...]