by Kelly Kennedy & Lilliana Bifferato, Asst. Production Editor & Contributor Angela Gallegos Los Angeles, California Freshman How long have you been living in New York City now? “I’ve been here since last semester, so August 2019 until now.” What was the biggest shock to you when coming to New York City? “It is a lot more crowded and when people push you they don’t … Continue reading The NYC Experience from the Eyes of Non-Natives
by Lauren Schuster, Senior Writer You’re coming back from class and swipe into your residence hall. It’s a part of your routine that you might not give any extra thought, but if you look up and see a smiling woman with colorful hair, that’s Public Safety Officer Linda Laboy letting you know she’s there to keep you safe. A proud New Yorker from Queens, Laboy began her … Continue reading Meet Public Safety Officer Linda Laboy
by Madalyn Johnson, Web Editor The study abroad office at Manhattan College annually organizes a decent number of trips so students can travel to different parts of the world while earning credits. Study abroad is often commended for making U.S. students more appreciative of other cultures, as well as broadening their perspective on different parts of the world. Many, however, fail to recognize that study … Continue reading MC Study Abroad: It’s About Finding Yourself, and Others Too!
by Lilliana Bifferato & Brian Asare, Contributor & Photography Editor Having a pet in college brings comfort to many students and often relieves their stress. While they need to go for walks, get fed, and be shown affection, these furry friends can help one get through a rough day of classes and work. Four students were willing to talk to The Quadrangle about their experiences … Continue reading Furry Campus Friends: Jasper Pet-Owners Share their Experiences
by Jessica McKenzie, Asst. Features Editor Madalyn Johnson, one of the two web editors of The Quadrangle, is a dedicated member of The Quad. As a current sophomore, Johnson often writes two to three articles a week. She is a communication major with a concentration in integrated marketing communications. She is also working toward a minor in digital arts and humanities. The Quadrangle: Where are you … Continue reading Voices from The Quad: Meet Madalyn Johnson
by Pete Janny, Sports Editor & Managing Editors The sense of camaraderie that pervades Locke’s Loft is a unique feature of Manhattan College. It’s where friendships flourish and conversations take on deeper meaning. It’s where meals are shared and relaxation takes over. In truth, at the backbone of Locke’s friendly environment are some of the most familiar faces on campus: the workers. The positivity of … Continue reading The Workers of Locke’s Loft: A Melting Pot of Personalities
by Rose Brennan, Senior Writer Sophomore Pete Janny’s dedication to the world of sports has gotten him far in a relatively short period of time. After quickly distinguishing himself as a sports writer early on, he became The Quadrangle’s Assistant Sports Editor in 2019. Now, in 2020, Janny is now working in a dual role at the paper: Sports Editor and Managing Editor. Sports entered Janny’s … Continue reading For the Love of Sports: Meet Pete Janny
By Madalyn Johnson, Web Editor As the executive director of Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley, Sister Norma Pimentel works in the Catholic Diocese of Brownsville and helps immigrants in a variety of ways: providing housing assistance for families, food, counseling and pregnancy care. While her work happens states away from Manhattan College’s corner of the Bronx, many came to hear Pimentel’s stories about … Continue reading Sister Norma Pimentel Offers a Catholic Response to Migration
by Megan Dreher & Shannon Gleba , Senior Writer & Copy Editor Manhattan College’s winter blood drive took place in Kelly Commons on Feb. 12 from 12-6 p.m. Campus Ministry and Social Action invited students and faculty to donate blood through the New York Blood Center. Below are interviews by those most involved in planning the drive and bringing this opportunity to MC: Shannon Forty, senior biology … Continue reading NYBC Returns to Campus for Winter Blood Drive
