By, Kelly Cwik & Mack Olmsted, Asst. A&E Editor & Staff Writer As more activities shift to being in person at Manhattan College, the Center for Career Development is continuing with a hybrid approach and bringing forth a full semester of programming. Located on the third floor of Thomas Hall, the Center for Career Development supports students in all parts of the career development process, from … Continue reading The Center for Career Development Continues with a Hybrid Approach

20 years ago, almost 3,000 lives were lost in the 9/11 attacks. Every year Manhattan College honors those who lost their lives that day by placing American flags on the quad to represent victims of the attack. Those victims include Manhattan College alumni and parents of current students. The Quadrangle spoke to students who lost their loved ones on 9/11, as well as a student … Continue reading Jasper Community Reflects on the 20th Anniversary of 9/11

By, Lauren Raziano & Angelina Persaud, Social Media Editor & Staff Writer Famed author and philanthropist James Patterson has further enhanced the experiences of several Manhattan College students through his generous scholarship donations. Scholarship recipients are each awarded $5,000 based on various factors including merit, need and involvement in the Lasallian tradition. Scholars were invited to a meeting facilitated by the Office of the President … Continue reading James Patterson Scholarship Recipients

By, Kyla Guilfoil, Asst. News Editor Women Inspiring Successful Enterprise (W.I.S.E) is a professional development program at Manhattan College meant to encourage and support female students as they embark upon internships in a variety of fields. This program, held during the summer, was created by Rachel Cirelli, Director of Career Development, who saw a need for women’s empowerment in the workplace. Through this program, W.I.S.E. … Continue reading The Women Behind the Summer 2021 WISE Program

Shannon Gleba Staff Writer | Copy Editor | Senior Writer I will never forget my first weekend on Manhattan College’s campus when I attended The Quadrangle’s fall semester workshop. When we sat around the conference table, I remember being so intimidated because everyone seemed so smart and like they knew exactly how to handle every situation. After four years on the newspaper, I still agree … Continue reading Senior Farewells