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From Bugs to Bakeries: Meet Joe Liggio

May 3, 2018

Editor’s Note: “Voices from the Quad” is a new column that offers an in-depth look on a Quadrangle reporter’s career with the student newspaper. The staff of the Quadrangle are a group of students who often have the opportunity to get the [...]

Senior Farewells

May 2, 2018

Tim Hamling – Staff Writer, Senior Writer About a year and a half ago, a friend of mine dragged me into the club room to sit in on a Quadrangle pitch meeting. Surrounded by so many journalists and liberal arts students, I felt pretty out of my [...]

Jaycie Cooper: Student Body President

May 1, 2018

by GILLIAN PUMA, Staff Writer The student government is proud to introduce their new student body president for the 2018-2019 school year. Junior uprising senior Jaycie Cooper is excited to take her new position on Manhattan College’s campus. [...]

The Bronx of the Past from the MC Perspective

April 30, 2018

At the beginning of this semester, The Quadrangle received an email from the daughter of an alumni. Her father, who graduated from the school in the early 50’s, had passed away a few years ago. But she had found some of his old copies of the [...]

Father Tom Meets the Pope

April 27, 2018

by TAYLOR BRETHAUER & TARA MARIN, Editor in Chief & Senior Writer It’s not something you see every day: Manhattan College’s very own Father Tom, shaking hands with Pope Francis. The picture popped up on the timeline of many student and [...]

Islam Awareness Week on Manhattan College Campus

April 27, 2018

by RIKKILYNN SHIELDS, Editor Not only does Manhattan College’s Muslim Student Association sponsors weekly Jummah prayers facilitated by the Muslim Chaplain on campus, holiday celebrations, and other cultural events throughout the year, MCMSA also [...]

THE QUAD 10

April 26, 2018

The Quad 10 is similar to Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People list, except on a Manhattan College-scale. The ten following members of the graduating class of 2018 were chosen by the executive board of The Quadrangle as some of the [...]

New York Botanical Gardens Through Photos

April 22, 2018

The New York Botanical Gardens came to the Bronx in 1895. The 250-acre space houses over one million living plants and the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory. The annual orchid show (above and left) takes place from early March through late April. [...]

Dr. Groarke Discusses Her Life in the Bronx

April 20, 2018

by LAUREN SCHUSTER, Asst. Editor As a resident of the Bronx for nearly her entire life and a community organizer in the borough for most of her adult life, there are few people better than Margaret Groarke, P.h.D, to ask about what it means to truly [...]

Van Cortlandt Park: A Green Refuge in the Big City

April 18, 2018

by DEIRDRE LEDLEY, Staff Writer Frederick Law Olmsted spent the greater part of his life vouching for public green space and saw such great importance in it. Today, we thank him for his dedication to the cause. Bronx, New York: a place notorious [...]