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January 22, 2019 in Arts & Entertainment // Performing Arts Spring Preview
January 22, 2019 in Letters // LETTER from The Editor
January 22, 2019 in News // Intersectional Feminism: Focal Point for Women’s Wave 2019
December 8, 2018 in Features // Amy Surak: Behind the Scenes of the Archives
December 8, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // Martin Marchitto, Director of MC Players, to Depart at Semester’s End
December 8, 2018 in Features // Rory Hannigan: His Life in Music
December 7, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // “Wonderful Town”: New York Stories from “The New Yorker”
December 7, 2018 in Sports // On Broadway, a Barber to New York’s Athletic Icons
December 7, 2018 in Features // Keeping Up with the Krets
December 7, 2018 in College // Global Business Program Here to Stay
December 6, 2018 in Golf // Fall 2018 Sports Recap
December 6, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // Annual Lessons and Carols Ushers in the Holiday Season
December 5, 2018 in Sports // Winterfest Awakens Jasper Nation
December 5, 2018 in Letters // LETTER from The Editor
December 5, 2018 in News // Jaspers Give Back to the Bronx for Thanksgiving
December 5, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // MC Players Offer a Look at Life: “Backstage on Broadway”
December 5, 2018 in News // A Look Into Accessibility At Manhattan
December 4, 2018 in Men's Basketball // Jaspers Drop 57-56 Battle of the Bronx Thriller to Fordham
December 4, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // Agape Latte: “The Best Mistakes I Ever Made”
December 4, 2018 in News // Students Protest Commencement Location in Memorial Hall
November 28, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // Jasper Jams: Study Music
November 23, 2018 in Sports // Expanding Passions: The Man Who Won’t Stop
November 23, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // “Amazing Fantastic Incredible: A Marvelous Memoir”: Looking into the Life of Stan Lee
November 23, 2018 in News // Finals Week Prep Has Begun
November 22, 2018 in Men's Swimming // International Swimmers Leading the Swimming and Diving Teams
November 22, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // MC Singers’ “Spectacular” Performance at Radio City Music Hall
November 22, 2018 in News // Student Government Assembly Meeting Has Large Turnout, Introduces New Directors and Discusses Committee Updates
November 21, 2018 in Sports // Men’s Club Rowing Fall 2018 Season in Review
November 21, 2018 in Features // Jeovanna Badson on Becoming a U.S. Citizen
November 21, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // Senior Uses Creative Eye to Make Original Pieces
November 21, 2018 in College // Commencement Addressed at Student Government Assembly Meeting
November 20, 2018 in Sports // Jaspers Drop Third Straight Game with Lopsided Loss to Stony Brook
November 20, 2018 in Features // Once a Student, Now a Teacher
November 20, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // Scatterbomb Teams Up with English Department for “English Night”
November 20, 2018 in Campus Life // Snowstorm Strands Commuter Students
November 17, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // What’s In Your Bag?: Eva Vredenburgh
November 17, 2018 in Features // New Campus Organization: Dining for Women
November 17, 2018 in Campus Life // FED Cup 2018 Results
November 16, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // Evaluating Tradition and Perspective in “A Place for Us”
November 16, 2018 in Features // James Patterson Scholars

Features

Spring Registration on the Mind

November 1, 2018

Interviews conducted and compiled by Nicole Rodriguez, Staff Writer Guadalupe Zamata Freshman, Engineering Major What’s your plan for registration? My plan this registration is to find the best time for all my classes. Finishing classes around 5 [...]

HGI Center Hosts Panel on Reconciliation and Peace-Building in Palestine

October 30, 2018

by August Kissel, Web Editor On Oct. 16, the Manhattan College Holocaust, Genocide, and Interfaith Education Resource Center hosted a panel discussion with Rabbi Ron Kronish, Sheikh Ghassan Manasra, and the Center’s own Dr. Mehnaz Afridi. The [...]

Technological Advances and Their Effects in Learning

October 27, 2018

by RICHARD GERLING, Contributor As technology has advanced through the years, so have the ways students use it to learn and study while in school. In years prior, students would have to use encyclopedias to research, whereas now students can easily [...]

MC’s Unsung Heroes: The Workers of ITS

October 26, 2018

by SOPHIA SAKELLARIOU, Staff Writer Projectors not working, computers glitching, a professor who simply doesn’t know where the power button on the podium is— these are all problems Manhattan College students have encountered at least once in [...]

The Tech Debate

October 25, 2018

by Alexa Schmidt, Asst. A&E Editor From my experience with people and technology, you’re either an Apple person, or you’re not. PC’s and everything else in between remain the outliers to Apple consumers, and this debate remains prevalent [...]

Quad Staff Q&A: Meet the Newest Members of Our Team

October 20, 2018

Interviews conducted and compiled by Taylor Brethauer, Editor-in-Chief Nicole Rodriguez How do you like writing for The Quadrangle? I really enjoy writing for The Quadrangle. It’s a new experience for me and I feel like it’s a great way to meet [...]

Post-Grad Lasallian Volunteers Share Experiences

October 19, 2018

by Samantha Walla, Asst. Production Editor Four post-graduate Lasallian Volunteers currently work on Manhattan College’s campus while educating the student body, particularly graduating seniors, about the benefits of becoming a Lasallian [...]

For River Castelonia ‘18, Failing Was Not an Option

October 13, 2018

by RikkiLynn Shields, Social Media Editor The only true failure is one from which the individual is unable to recognize a valuable opportunity for growth. For River Castelonia ‘18, the practice of accepting failure and learning from the [...]

Students Share Their Thoughts on the Mold in Horan Hall

October 12, 2018

Interviews conducted and compiled by Alexa Schmidt, Asst. A&E Editor Voices on the Quad Donovan Reilly Year: Junior Major: Communication and Urban Studies As a resident in Horan, how do you feel about the recent mold? Well personally, I’ve not [...]

Lee Hall’s 10th Birthday Party

October 9, 2018

by TAYLOR BRETHAUER, Editor-in-Chief It’s not every day that Manhattan College students celebrate the “birthday” of a building, but the residents and resident assistants of Lee Hall gathered together to throw a party for the college’s [...]

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