Men’s Soccer Wraps Up Their Season With Hope for the Future
By Mack Olmsted, Asst. Arts and Entertainment editor Manhattan College’s men’s soccer team wrapped up its season this month in the MAAC championship, with an unfortunate loss against Iona, with the final score being 0-1. The team’s final overall record was 7-8-3, with the conference record being 6-3-1. This year’s loss marks the second straight year that Manhattan has fallen to Iona in the conference … Continue reading Men’s Soccer Wraps Up Their Season With Hope for the Future
Basketball’s Opening Week and What to Expect for the Coming Season
By Maizy Swift, Asst. Production editor Jasper basketball is officially back for the 2023-24 season. The women’s basketball team opened their season with a match against Central Connecticut State University on Nov. 6, resulting in a win for the Lady Jaspers. The opposition held the lead for the first half of the game, until the second quarter when the Jaspers finally got a few points … Continue reading Basketball’s Opening Week and What to Expect for the Coming Season
Jaspers Win Homecoming Game
By Anna Segota, Staff Writer Manhattan College’s men’s basketball team claimed a victory in their first home game of the season, fighting off the Felician Golden Falcons. On Nov. 16, the Jaspers emerged victorious in their long-awaited homecoming after being away for their first two games of the season. Draddy was filled with fans, both students and alumni alike, to watch and cheer on our … Continue reading Jaspers Win Homecoming Game
Jasper Jams: Fall’s Last Hurrah
By Barbara Vasquez, Staff Writer While fall is technically still in full swing, some people have already started to prepare for winter by blasting Christmas music. Personally, I am going to cherish fall for as long as I can, so I’m going to share some songs that have been on my rotation this past season that have really started to embody ‘fall’ for me. Apple … Continue reading Jasper Jams: Fall’s Last Hurrah
Book Nook: Fourth Wing
Rebecca Yaros, just released the second novel in the series, which has already received widespread praise. AMAZON/COURTESY By Adrianne Hutto, Production Editor “A dragon without its rider is a tragedy. A rider without their dragon is dead,” is the opening line of the intense fantasy novel Fourth Wing. The author, Rebecca Yaros, just released the second novel in the series, which has already received widespread … Continue reading Book Nook: Fourth Wing
Students Voice Concerns on the Future of the Liberal Arts at MC
VOICES ON THE QUAD By Jocelyn Visnov, Editor-in-Chief & Grace Cardinal, Asst. News Editor Manhattan College recently announced the merger of the School of Health Professions, the Kakos School of Science and the School of Liberal Arts, which will be combined into one school known as the Kakos School of Arts and Sciences. This announcement raised a number of questions and concerns about the transition … Continue reading Students Voice Concerns on the Future of the Liberal Arts at MC
LETTER from the EDITOR
Hello and welcome back to campus! I hope you’ve had a restful thanksgiving break and made it back to campus safely! The Quadrangle is back this week for our second-to-last issue of the semester. With just under three weeks left, we are in the home-stretch. Try to remain focused while also allowing time to take care of yourself. Remember that the Center ofAcademic Success has … Continue reading LETTER from the EDITOR
SoLA Forum Recap: Students Voice Concerns over Changes at MC
By Grace Cardinal, Asst. News Editor Student government representatives for the School of Liberal Arts (SoLA) held a forum for students in the school to voice their concerns regarding the recent merger into the Kakos School of Arts and Sciences. Students voiced their concerns regarding a lack of transparency and communication, along with frustrations about professor layoffs and cut classes. Shannon Dinizo, a senior and … Continue reading SoLA Forum Recap: Students Voice Concerns over Changes at MC
Two More Manhattan College Students Robbed at Knifepoint in Van Cortlandt
Old Croton Aqueduct trail where the two sophomores got robbed. GREATRUNS.COM/COURTESY By Mack Olmsted, Asst. Arts & Entertainment Editor Just two weeks after the initial mugging of a Manhattan College freshman, two students were robbed in broad daylight in Van Cortlandt Park. The two MC sophomore students decided to go for a walk late last month on the Old Croton Aqueduct trail. The park was … Continue reading Two More Manhattan College Students Robbed at Knifepoint in Van Cortlandt