Features

Winter L.O.V.E. Trips Emphasize Solidarity

January 23, 2019

by HALEY BURNSIDE & RIKKILYNN SHIELDS, Senior Writers This past winter break, four groups of students traveled to four different cities to be of service through L.O.V.E. trips. Their efforts took them to three U.S. cities: El Paso, Flint and [...]

Amy Surak: Behind the Scenes of the Archives

December 8, 2018

by Alexa Schmidt, A&E Editor Amy Surak is the director of Manhattan College’s archives and special collections, located in the O’Malley library. She has been an archivist for about 25 years, and started working at MC in 2002. Originally, [...]

Rory Hannigan: His Life in Music

December 8, 2018

by C. Garrett Keidel, Asst. Sports Editor For senior Rory Hannigan, his relationship with music and guitar is one built out of the need for self expression. During his freshman year at Manhattan College he was introduced to and began listening to [...]

Keeping Up with the Krets

December 7, 2018

by Stephen J. Zubrycky, Managing Editor When Kelly Kret was looking at colleges in 2015 and 2016, she knew what she wanted. She wanted to do engineering. She didn’t want to stray too far from her home in Chappaqua, N.Y. And she wanted a Catholic [...]

Jeovanna Badson on Becoming a U.S. Citizen

November 21, 2018

by Megan Dreher, Features Editor Jeovanna Badson is a senior at Manhattan College majoring in biochemistry who recently became a United States citizen. The Quadrangle: What led up to you decision to becoming a citizen in the U.S.? Jeovanna Badson: [...]

Once a Student, Now a Teacher

November 20, 2018

by Brian Asare, Staff Writer Brandon Thomas graduated from Manhattan College in 2006, and majored in psychology with a minor in religious studies. Since graduating, he has worked in a number of high schools in New York as a counselor and college [...]

New Campus Organization: Dining for Women

November 17, 2018

by Nicole Rodriguez & Maria Thomas, Staff Writers The Manhattan College Chapter of Dining for Women is a new campus organization with the purpose of bringing awareness to global women’s issues while engaging in a communal way on campus. [...]

James Patterson Scholars

November 16, 2018

Interviews Conducted by Alexa Schmidt, Asst. A&E Editor, Miguel Diaz Junior, Mechanical Engineering Why did you apply for the scholarship? “Originally, I didn’t know anything about this scholarship. The invitation from the [...]

Manhattan College Students Respond to “Did you Vote? Why?”

November 13, 2018

by CATHERINE GOODYEAR, Social Media Editor Nicholas Reda (LEFT) Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering “I did not vote this term because I did not really educate myself about the candidates or their policies, but I would vote in future elections if I [...]

Student Starts Line of Sustainable Handbags

November 8, 2018

by Sophia Sakellariou, Staff Writer Seated at her desk with papers and books littering its surface in an “organized chaos’” a bamboo sprig resting in a vase on the corner, and the afternoon sun shining in through her top floor dorm window [...]