Dear Readers, What a year it has been! This is officially the last publication of The Quadrangle with me as your editor-in-chief. It has been an absolute honor and pleasure to serve as editor-in-chief for this paper. I love this publication, the people who make it happen each week and the community whom we cover so very much. I love journalism and hope it continues … Continue reading Letter from The Editor
Dear Readers, We are so excited to present our fall 2022 special issue: 100 Years in the Bronx. We hope that these stories embody the community, culture and experience that comes with being a part of Manhattan College in our neighborhood. We know that while we feel like this is our space, we also share it with so many incredible businesses, organizations and people. We … Continue reading Letter from The Editor
Dear Readers, Happy Thanksgiving! I hope you are able to grab a copy of the latest Quadrangle as you head off to celebrate with your families this week. In the spirit of Thanksgiving, I wanted to thank you all for supporting journalism on Manhattan’s campus. It’s so important to stay involved in what matters to our students, staff, faculty and administrators, and that’s what we … Continue reading Letter From The Editor
By Andrew Mannion, Staff Writer It’s safe to say this has been a wild and unexpected start to basketball season for the Jaspers. Steve Masiello, the head coach for the Jaspers, was fired just two weeks before the start of Manhattan’s season. Jose Perez, the MAAC preseason player of the year, headed to West Virginia. With the loss of Masiello, Perez and former assistant coach … Continue reading An Outlook on Jaspers Men’s Basketball 2022-23 Season
By Angelica Niedermeyer, Asst. Sports Editor The Manhattan College women’s basketball team is the shining star this year. Led by the always supportive Coach Heather Vulin in her seventh season and three motivated captains — Dee Dee Davis, Brazil Harvey-Carr and Christinia Katsamouri — the Lady Jaspers deserve more praise than ever for their efforts this year. Despite their current 0-2 record in non-conference games … Continue reading Manhattan College Women’s Basketball Shine In Their Own Spotlight
I hope this week’s issue finds you well! I can’t believe I am almost through with my year as editor-in-chief of The Quadrangle. It has brought me such honor and joy to lead such a phenomenal publication. I truly hope that everyone can find something for them in this paper, whether it be current events, sports updates, profiles on student life or the latest news … Continue reading Dear Readers,
Dear Readers, Happy Election Day! Today, as our issue 8 hits stands, we have reached the 2022 midterm elections. If you have not already participated in early or mail-in voting, I encourage you to vote today. Our democracy only works if we all participate. No matter which side of the aisle you stand on, it’s crucial that you cast your ballot and inform your representatives … Continue reading Letter from the Editor
By Kyla Guilfoil, Editor-in-Chief Midterm elections in the United States are historically covered less in the press, have lower voter turnout and less general visibility than presidential elections. To put it simply, the data suggests most people don’t really care about the midterms. This year, however, is not like the rest. Already, more than 17 million people have cast their votes via early voting or absentee … Continue reading Manhattan Caucus: Why Do the Midterm Elections Matter?
Dear Readers, Welcome to November! I hope you all had an amazing Halloween and Halloweekend filled with friends, great costumes and fun. We were able to compile some photos of you all looking your best this weekend, so make sure to check out that spread in this issue! We’ve had a busy week here at Manhattan College, with Manhattan Madness, the news of head basketball … Continue reading Letter from the Editor
