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A Letter from The Quadrangle’s Editorial Board

June 4, 2020

Dear Readers, Normally, The Quadrangle takes a break in the summer. But this is no ordinary summer. We are in the middle of a global pandemic and one of the most important social movements of our time. To the Manhattan College students [...]

In-Person Classes Suspended Due To Coronavirus Threat

March 10, 2020

Editor’s Note: This story will be continually updated as news develops. This story is up to date as of Wednesday, March 18 at 12:30 p.m. Updates will be clearly denoted. by PETER JANNY and GABRIELLA DEPINHO, Sports & Managing Editor [...]

New MC eSports Team Sets Sights on MAAC Tournament

January 31, 2020

by Lauren Schuster, Senior Writer When you think about attending a Manhattan College sporting event, there is one thing that probably does not come to mind: video games. Starting this semester, however, Manhattan College is looking to change that. [...]

Women’s Basketball Bounces Back With Beatdown of Iona

January 29, 2020

WB: Manhattan 54, Iona 32 by Pete Janny, Sports Editor The Manhattan College women’s basketball team (8-10, 5-4 MAAC) has shown a lot of great things this season on the court. The team started off 3-0 in MAAC play and were playing their best [...]

False Alarms in Leo Frustrate Faculty

January 28, 2020

By Sophia Sakelleriou, Production Editor A fire alarm wails with the shriek of warning that danger is near, yet the classroom of Dr. Michael Plugh’s senior seminar class does not move from their seats. The door is closed to block out the sound as [...]

Manhattan Staves Off Siena Comeback Attempt to Improve to 3-1 in MAAC Play

January 13, 2020

by PETE JANNY, Sports and Managing Editor Manhattan (7-6, 3-1 MAAC) hosted the Siena Saints (7-7, 3-2 MAAC) on Sunday afternoon for their first MAAC home game. Manhattan was in need of a fresh start after a frustrating loss on the road at [...]

Ireland Twiggs: Giving Back and Bringing L.O.V.E. All Over the World

November 15, 2019

by SOPHIA SAKELLARIOU, Production Editor With a Southern twang and infectious smile, Ireland Twiggs’ warmth and kindness shines out to all who cross her path. Not many juniors in college can say they’ve spent the better part of their lives in [...]

Wellness Week Inspires Students to Practice Self Care

November 15, 2019

by AUGUST KISSEL, Web Editor As I began the planning process of Wellness Week, I had a certain type of student in mind. The student who is overbooked and burnout. The editors of the paper and magazines, the tutors, the RA’s, those leading LOVE [...]

Giving the Gift of Life As A College Student: Why You Should Donate Blood on November 20th

November 15, 2019

by ANNA WOODS, Staff Writer If you qualify to donate blood the thought of the process invokes a myriad of reactions. Some scowl in terror or disgust, others are indifferent and some are even excited about donating. For me, I have been so deeply [...]

2020 Commencement Set to Take Place in Draddy

October 30, 2019

by PETE JANNY & ANNA WOODS, Asst. Sports Editor & Staff Writer Just recently, the school announced plans to hold the 178th Undergraduate Commencement for the Class of 2019 at Draddy Gymnasium. In years past, this news would not come as a [...]