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Kudret Topyan Explains Bank Failure with Voice of America

By Zoe DeFazio, Web Editor Kudret Topyan, Department Chairperson of Economics & Finance knows a thing or two about the failures of banks in the United States.  Topyan recently held an interview with Voice of America, a United States government broadcasting service that was aired on March 21.  VOA describes Topyan’s discussion of economics as groundbreaking.   “In the USA, the question of “Will the successive … Continue reading Kudret Topyan Explains Bank Failure with Voice of America

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Eastern Economic Association hold 49th Annual Conference

By Maizy Swift, Asst. Production editor The Eastern Economic Association held its 49th Annual conference at the Sheraton in New York City, where they presented information on their current research from several studies they have been conducting.  Christopher Machol, a senior at Manhattan College, was one of the presenters at the conference. Machol did his research on the Bronx River and its water quality.  “I’ve … Continue reading Eastern Economic Association hold 49th Annual Conference

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Karen Granada Chosen as a 2023 NYC Teaching Fellow

By Kelly Kennedy, Senior Writer Karen Granada, a senior international studies and Spanish double major, was recently selected as a 2023 New York City Teaching Fellow.  This is a highly selective and competitive fellowship program, where Granada will be training in NYC classrooms and completing her masters degree. Granada has not always dreamed of becoming a teacher. She was inspired to pursue this path because … Continue reading Karen Granada Chosen as a 2023 NYC Teaching Fellow

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WRGC Drops “L” From Official Name

The original logo for the WGRC which included the “L” @MC_WGRCINSTAGRAM/COURTESY By Angelina Persaud, News Editor & Grace Cardinal, Asst. News Editor Manhattan College’s Women and Gender Resource Center (WGRC) has officially removed the Lasallian designation from its name, yet confusion remains among students and staff as to the lack of communication and circumstances of the sudden change.  The center’s name originated from the needs … Continue reading WRGC Drops “L” From Official Name

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Political Science Department Welcomes New Assistant Professor

Adam Howe will be the newest addition to the political science department at MC. ADAM HOWE/COURTESY By Rebecca Kranich, Social Media Editor After a four month search, Manhattan College’s political science department has chosen a new assistant professor. Adam Howe, Ph.D., will replace Winsome Downie, who is retiring at the end of this semester.  Howe is a current postdoctoral fellow at Utah State University and … Continue reading Political Science Department Welcomes New Assistant Professor

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Manhattan College Offers New Online MS in Healthcare Informatics

By Caroline McCarthy, Senior Writer Manhattan College has introduced a new online Master of Science in Healthcare Informatics, with courses that combine healthcare, information technology and data analytics to improve patient outcomes, clinical care and healthcare management.  Executive Vice President and Provost William Clyde, Ph.D., spoke about the addition of the course as part of the School of Health Professions offerings.  “We are thrilled to … Continue reading Manhattan College Offers New Online MS in Healthcare Informatics

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Leo’s Scala Room Receives a Makeover

The room has been stripped down to be renevated. DONOVAN VINCENT/ COURTESY By Zoe DeFazio, Web Editor The Scala Academy room in the Leo Engineering building has been undergoing renovations after almost 22 years and significant progress has been made. The Scala Room was previously used for meetings and presentations for engineering students, staff and faculty.  After the attack on the World Trade Center in … Continue reading Leo’s Scala Room Receives a Makeover

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From Japan to Spain: Study Abroad with Manhattan College Gives Students the Experience of a Lifetime

Photo of the Eiffel Tower taken in Paris France on a study abroad trip with MC. ELISE VISSER/COURTESY By Maizy Swift, Assistant Production Editor With the recent low enrollment in Manhattan College’s study abroad programs, many trips have been canceled.  Each year, Manhattan College offers study-abroad opportunities for all students to take part in. Students have the opportunity to study abroad for two weeks or … Continue reading From Japan to Spain: Study Abroad with Manhattan College Gives Students the Experience of a Lifetime

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MC’s Spring 2023 Budget Cuts Explained

By Jilleen Barrett, Senior Writer Just before spring break in March, club leaders received some tough news: budget cuts were being made. These cuts were originally going to make it impossible for some groups to pursue any activities unless they already agreed upon funding with the Office of Student Engagement.  An email sent out by Student Engagement explained the circumstances of the budget cuts.  “Regarding … Continue reading MC’s Spring 2023 Budget Cuts Explained

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