Academics

Official Calendar Changes Due to Snowfall

April 25, 2018

The academic calendar is available to students one semester before the start of the new school year. This year’s calendar had a few extra dates incorporated to make up for the Wednesday classes missed due to the snow days on March 7th and March [...]

Tumultuous Past, Uncertain Future: Inside Chem-E’s Turmoil And Rebirth

April 24, 2018

A QUADRANGLE INVESTIGATION by ROSE BRENNAN & STEPHEN D. ZUBRYCKY, Managing Editors “We don’t talk about the department.” These were the words of Ava, a current student in Manhattan College’s chemical engineering department, who has [...]

School of Business to Be Named After Thomas O’Malley, Donor of $25 Million

March 6, 2018

By ROSE BRENNAN, TAYLOR BRETHAUER, STEPHEN ZUBRYCKY, Editor, Editor-in-Chief, Managing Editor Manhattan College announced the renaming of the School of Business on Monday, following a $25 million gift from Thomas D. O’Malley ’63. This recent [...]

Students Represent MC out of 310 Schools Worldwide to Participate in the iGEM Jamboree

December 7, 2017

by John Jackson Staff Writer Months of hard work and dedication from some Jaspers in the School of Science and the School of Engineering were presented to the world at the 2017 iGEM Giant Jamboree in Boston, Massachusetts. The iGEM is an [...]

Study Spaces Expand on Campus

December 6, 2017

by Daniel Molina Editor Finding the right place to write that final paper or studying for that final exam might be a hard task due to the excessive demand and the low supply of spaces on campus during the last two weeks of the semester. For the [...]

Geraci Takes Over Religious Studies Dept.

November 8, 2017

by Shannon Glebba Staff Writer Manhattan College’s Religious Studies department has undergone a change in leadership as Robert Geraci, Ph.D., took over the position as department chair. The position opened up after Professor Michele Saracino, [...]

The Evolution of the Religious Studies Curriculum

November 8, 2017

by John Jackson Staff Writer The religious studies department at Manhattan College has had its share of changes in terms of curriculum and courses offered over the years. In the last half century, there have been a few notable changes to the [...]

Brother Raymond Meagher, Newly Retired Education Professor, Dies at 74

July 18, 2017

by TAYLOR BRETHAUER & STEPHEN ZUBRYCKY, Editor & Editor-in-Chief Brother Raymond Meagher, F.S.C., a former visiting assistant professor of education, died Tuesday morning at the age of 74, The Quadrangle confirmed Tuesday afternoon. [...]

The FED Challenge: Economics Brought to Life

May 5, 2017

According to the Manhattan College website, the College Fed Challenge is a national academic competition for undergraduates hosted annually by the Federal Reserve Bank. The participating teams analyze the current state of the U.S. economy and make a [...]

Jaena Sigue Named Newman Civic Fellow

May 4, 2017

by Daniel Ynfante Senior Writer Jaene Sigue had no idea she was nominated for a 2017 Newman Civic Fellowship. She had never even heard of the program. But after receiving an email in early April from Kathleen Von Euw, coordinator of community [...]