Features

Jasper Jottings Connects Alumni

March 15, 2019

by TAYLOR BRETHAUER, Senior Writer It’s no surprise that the alumni network of Jaspers around the world is a strong one. But where is the best place for any and all alums to find up-to-date knowledge on old friends? That would be [...]

LWGRC Holds “Nomination Night” for Student Leaders

March 13, 2019

by Lauren Schuster, Social Media Editor On the evening of International Women’s Day in the Lasallian Women and Gender Resource Center (LWGRC), a group of students gathered to attend a “Nomination Night,” during which their work on campus [...]

Meeting Religous Studies Major Tim Gress

March 12, 2019

by JACK MELANSON, Senior Writer The Religion Department at Manhattan College is chaired by David Shefferman, Ph.D., while Robert Geraci, Ph.D remains on sabbatical for a final semester. The program continues to be a journey through the liberal [...]

Matt Gresia: Socking Cancer In The Mouth One Sale At A Time

March 11, 2019

by GABRIELLA DEPINHO, News Editor Senior finance major Matt Gresia always had an interest in starting his own business, but in April 2016, the inspiration and motivation finally hit. Gresia was inspired to start Canswer Sock Co., a clothing line [...]

Agape Latte: Natalia Imperatori-Lee Speaks About Uncomfortable Life Fits

March 11, 2019

by ALEXA SCHMIDT & MARIA THOMAS, Features Editor & Asst. News Editor On Wednesday, Feb. 27, students at Manhattan College learned why professor Imperatori-Lee, Ph.D., has trouble fitting into certain “pairs of pants.” Imperatori-Lee is [...]

Freshman Brings Passion for Figure Skating to Manhattan College

March 6, 2019

by Brian Asare, Photography Editor Alba Marsela is a Manhattan College freshman majoring in economics. She moved from Albania to the United States to pursue a college degree two years ago, bringing along her amazing and very unique talent of [...]

De-mystifying the Library: Laurin Paradise

March 1, 2019

by RICHARD GERLING, Staff Writer Laurin Paradise began working at Manhattan College in 2017 in the O’Malley Library as a Reference and Instruction Librarian. After wanting a career switch, she went to library school at Pratt Institute to gain [...]

Students and Faculty Talk Politics at Informal Discussion Circle

March 1, 2019

by MADYLYN JOHNSON, Asst. A&E Editor On Wednesday, Feb. 20, Manhattan College held their first official informal discussion of political events in Miguel 209. Both students and professors were invited to sit down, eat their lunches, and share [...]

LWGRC Spotlights Martha Joy Rose and Motherhood Exhibit

February 27, 2019

by Shannon Gleba & Samantha Walla, Staff Writer & Production Editor Sociology professor Martha Joy Rose has been a major proponent for the sociological study of families and motherhood on Manhattan College’s campus for a number of years, [...]