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Coronavirus: The Hardest Test of the Semester

by Pete Janny, Sports Editor As coronavirus spreads across the globe, campuses around the world are making plans in case the virus strikes close to home. For the Manhattan College community, one L.O.V.E. trip has been canceled, professors are preparing for the possibility of online classes and students abroad are anxiously waiting to hear what comes next. How Widespread is Coronavirus?  As of the afternoon … Continue reading Coronavirus: The Hardest Test of the Semester

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Manhattan Kicks off Election Year With ‘All In’ Bronze Award

By Pete Janny & Anna Woods, Sports Editor & Asst. News Editor Manhattan College was recently awarded a bronze award for its performance in the “All In” Campus Democracy Challenge. This challenge is open to any accredited, degree-granting, post-secondary institution that aspires to enhance the political engagement of its students. The central purpose of the initiative is to give students the tools they need to … Continue reading Manhattan Kicks off Election Year With ‘All In’ Bronze Award

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Missing Papers During Open House Prompts Blame Game

by Joe Liggio, Senior Writer It looks like we’ve got another mystery on our hands. Prior to Manhattan’s most recent Open House for prospective students on Oct. 27, copies of the Quadrangle were reorganized or disappeared completely from newsstands in several different locations across campus. With no clear perpetrator, several offices at the college are now pointing fingers in the ensuing investigation into what may … Continue reading Missing Papers During Open House Prompts Blame Game

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Gourmet Dining Creates an Internship Program

by August Kissel, Web Editor Gourmet Dining is an essential piece to the Manhattan College experience. They serve the student body for breakfast, lunch and dinner and even celebrate holidays with us. Gourmet Dining is now expanding their services to include an internship program open to all students who are interested in the world of food service. “It’s a way for students to get real … Continue reading Gourmet Dining Creates an Internship Program

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Campus Chimes In As Provost Search Continues

by August Kissel & Lauren Schuster, Web Editor & Social Media Editor Applications for the provost position were due on Nov. 22, and as the search for the new provost continues the Manhattan College community has begun to reflect on the role of the provost and their impact on the MC community. “The provost is the chief academic officer in any college or university, and … Continue reading Campus Chimes In As Provost Search Continues

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Manhattan College Implements Residency Requirement

by Megan Dreher & C. Garrett Kiedel, Editor-in-Chief & Sports Editor Manhattan College has drawn up a new residency requirement for incoming freshmen, publicized in the 2019-2020 Academic Catalog in March 2019, and implemented as of the Fall 2019 with the class of 2023. As stated in the Academic Catalog, “…all full-time undergraduate students who enter Manhattan College in the Fall 2019 semester and thereafter … Continue reading Manhattan College Implements Residency Requirement

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The Buzz About Locke’s Loft: Bug Found in Soup

by Caroline McCarthy & Anna Woods, Staff Writers On Nov. 18, Manhattan College sophomore Allie Urbanowicz posted a picture of what appeared to be a small worm found in her Locke’s Loft dinner. The photo of the “Broccoli Cheese” soup was posted on her Instagram story in attempt to call out Gourmet Dining for the incident. A popular social media account, Barstool Manhattan, jokingly reposted … Continue reading The Buzz About Locke’s Loft: Bug Found in Soup

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O’Malley School of Business To Offer Real Estate Development Course

by Maria Thomas & Anna Woods, Asst. News Editor & Staff Writer The O’Malley School of Business is launching its first real estate development course for the Spring 2020 semester, offering both a graduate and undergraduate option for the course. The course is listed as a special topics course in Finance. The program was developed upon recommendations from Manhattan College alumni. Dean Donald Gibson of The O’Malley … Continue reading O’Malley School of Business To Offer Real Estate Development Course

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RA Hiring Process Now to Include Rising Sophomores

by Rose Brennan, A&E Editor The role of a resident assistant (RA) is one of the most sought-after positions at Manhattan College. In addition to the chance to become a student leader, the position is also compensated through free room and board. Now, the coveted position is opening up to more potential applicants. The Office of Residence Life recently announced that the RA hiring process for the … Continue reading RA Hiring Process Now to Include Rising Sophomores

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