Southside Smoothies Opens in Kelly Commons 

Southside Smoothies celebrates its opening day in Kelly Commons JOSHUA REICHARD/THE QUADRANGLE Joshua Reichard & Riley Kopceuch , Asst. A&E Editor & Contributor  Last week, Manhattan University (MU) welcomed a new dining option to campus. Southside Smoothies, a grab-and-go smoothie bar opened for business in Kelly Commons.   “Southside Smoothies welcomed the MU community with free samples, giveaways and plenty of excitement during its grand opening,” … Continue reading Southside Smoothies Opens in Kelly Commons 

MU Welcomes New STEM Programs in Computer Science   

Photos of computer lab in Miguel Hall   ZENDRAH BONNICK/THE QUADRANGLE  Zendrah Bonnick, Asst. News Editor   Over the summer, the New York State Education Department granted official approval for the 128-credit cybersecurity bachelor’s program to come to Manhattan University (MU).  The new programs being added to MU’s Kakos School of Arts and Sciences include majors in computational neuroscience, cybersecurity, data science and integrated marketing communications. Due … Continue reading MU Welcomes New STEM Programs in Computer Science   

James Patterson Honors Program Expands Reach with New Lounge, Summer Initiative 

Members from The Summer on the Quad Summer Enrichment Program.  AMY FORSTER/ COURTESY  Nicholas Melendez, Staff Writer The James Patterson Honors Program (JPHP) has spent the summer expanding its footprint at Manhattan University (MU), funding a renovated student lounge and launching a new summer program aimed at helping local high schoolers prepare for higher education.  The lounge area inside the Zaro’s Family Bakery has a … Continue reading James Patterson Honors Program Expands Reach with New Lounge, Summer Initiative 

ARCH to AI: MU Welcomes New Program Working With AI  

Professor of Mathematics Lawrence Udeigwe, Director of Arches at MU.   LAWRENCE UDEIGWE / COURTESY  Maizy Swift Senior Writer  The Manhattan University (MU) campus has been adjusting to the usage of artificial intelligence, integrating it into curriculum and welcoming in new ways for students to work with emerging technologies with the help of the ARCH program.  Ashlee Okunonke, a senior computer science major, spoke to The Quadrangle about … Continue reading ARCH to AI: MU Welcomes New Program Working With AI  

Students Reflect on Changing Campus Atmosphere

Mary Haley, Senior Writer This past academic year has brought a series of noticeable but gradual changes to campus life, particularly in how students use shared spaces. From the campus quad to Kelly Commons, shifts in dining options, gathering spots and commuter routines have altered the daily flow of student activity and interaction. While some of these updates have been welcomed, others have required adjustment, … Continue reading Students Reflect on Changing Campus Atmosphere

Consistency and Growth, Life of a College Flower 

Zendrah Bonnick, Asst. News Editor  Over the years, Manhattan University (MU) has gone through numerous changes, altering and modernizing in some areas of campus while still maintaining its more classical brick and mortar buildings.    The Quadrangle spoke to members of the student body about the atmosphere of the university’s physical environment. Students discussed areas on campus that may go overlooked, and the role of nature, … Continue reading Consistency and Growth, Life of a College Flower 

LETTER from the EDITOR

Dear Readers,  Where do I begin! This semester has been nothing short of an incredible experience, serving as one of The Quadrangle’s editors-in-chief and playing a role in keeping student journalism alive here at Manhattan University. Now, as we have finally approached the last issue of the semester, today serves as a bittersweet moment for me. One part of me is beyond proud of all … Continue reading LETTER from the EDITOR

Manhattan Caucus: Kash Patel under Heat & Update on the War in the Middle East

Elaina Batista Asst. Social Media Editor FBI director Kash Patel, has sued The Atlantic accusing the publication of defamation over an article claiming he drinks excessively and has unexplained absences.  The article was titled, “The FBI Director is MIA” citing more than two dozen anonymous sources. The article claimed that Patel’s conduct, “often alarmed officials at the FBI and the Department of Justice…develpoing a reputation … Continue reading Manhattan Caucus: Kash Patel under Heat & Update on the War in the Middle East

QPR Suicide Prevention Training Seminar at MU 

Photo of QPR Seminar for suicide prevention training Handout Booklet written by Paul Quinnett, Ph.D. ZENDRAH BONNICK / THE QUADRANGLE  Zendrah Bonnick, Asst. News Editor  On Thursday, March 12 and Wednesday, March 25, the Rodriguez Room in Miguel Hall at Manhattan University (MU) held the Question Persuade Refer (QPR) seminar for suicide prevention training. The event allowed faculty and staff to view a presentation on … Continue reading QPR Suicide Prevention Training Seminar at MU