LETTER from the EDITOR
Dear Readers, Welcome to Issue 11! In addition to The Budget Issue, we’re thrilled to bring you a regular issue this week as well! When in print… While I’m sure you may have read my slightly sappy letter at the beginning of this double issue, let me once again take this white space to thank you all for your continued support. Seeing our work in … Continue reading LETTER from the EDITOR
MU Takes the Spotlight on Amazon Prime’s “The College Tour”
MU’s President, Frederick Bonato, pictured speaking with The College Tour’s executive producer, creator and host, Alex Boylan, during filming.ANISSA LATIF / COURTESY Maddie Rosado & Laili Shahrestani, Staff Writer & Features Editor Amazon Prime’s original series “The College Tour” filmed an episode at Manhattan University last week, working to highlight not only what the university has to offer, but also allowing for a number of … Continue reading MU Takes the Spotlight on Amazon Prime’s “The College Tour”
MU Debuts New Classic Readings Series
Mark Pottinger, Ph.D., narrated “The Raven” by Edgar Allen Poe in the first edition of the Classic Readings Series. @MANHATTANEDU / INSTAGRAM Barbara Vasquez, Production / Web Editor Manhattan University [MU] has recently unveiled a new “Classic Readings Series,” a “monthly celebration of literature and storytelling,” according to manhattan.edu. The series promises readings of various pieces of classic literature performed by MU faculty. The idea … Continue reading MU Debuts New Classic Readings Series
Manhattan Caucus: Zohran Mamdani Wins New York City Mayoral Election
Photo of the NYC Mayor’s office. NYC.GOV / COURTESY Elaina Batista, Asst. Social Media Editor On Nov. 4, Zohran Mamdani, a democratic socialist, won the New York City Mayoral election, becoming the city’s first Muslim and person of South Asian descent to be elected mayor. Mamdani won after running a campaign off a progressive platform focused on city affordability, frozen rent and universal health care … Continue reading Manhattan Caucus: Zohran Mamdani Wins New York City Mayoral Election
International Student Association Hosts Immersive Coffee Chats to Create Community of Support
The ISA holds bi-weekly coffee chats in the CMSA suite. GRACE CARDINAL / THE QUADRANGLE Grace Cardinal, Editor-in-Chief The International Student Association (ISA) has made bi-weekly coffee chats a practice this semester, holding one this past week focused on winter activities in NYC. These chats take place in the Campus Ministry and Social Action (CMSA) suite on campus, providing a space of comfort and conversation … Continue reading International Student Association Hosts Immersive Coffee Chats to Create Community of Support
Her Campus Holds “Fishy Affairs” Event Where Students Share Their Fishiest Dating Stories
Students share laughs and dating stories during Her Campus’ “Fishy Affairs” event in Kelly Commons last week. GRACE CARDINAL / THE QUADRANGLE Zeke Jazwinski, Staff Writer Manhattan University’s chapter of Her Campus, the national women-centered media organization and gen-z magazine, hosted an event on Nov. 5 in Kelly Commons where attendees were able to share “fishy” dating stories, while also enjoying tuna snacks provided by … Continue reading Her Campus Holds “Fishy Affairs” Event Where Students Share Their Fishiest Dating Stories
Players Turn Into Muppets For Annual Cabaret
Players “muppet-bounded,” using colors and different articles of clothing instead of full costume to resemble muppets. SADIE FOX PHOTOGRAPHY / COURTESY Mary Haley, Marketing Chair/Asst. Features Editor Manhattan University Players kicked off another sing-songy semester with a cabaret unique to the school community: The Muppets Take Manhattan University. Owen Sweeney, director of the cabaret, brought the Muppets to campus through nostalgic numbers like “Together Again,” … Continue reading Players Turn Into Muppets For Annual Cabaret
Manhattan University’s Pipes and Drums Picks Up Momentum Heading Into Busy Spring Season
MU Pipes and Drums makes an appearance at NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade. MANHATTAN.EDU / COURTESY Zendrah Bonnick, Staff Writer The Manhattan University Pipes and Drums has played a role in the MU performing arts community since 1981. Over the years, the award-winning band has participated in St Patrick’s Day parades, the Roseland Ballroom in New York City and various other events. With their practices … Continue reading Manhattan University’s Pipes and Drums Picks Up Momentum Heading Into Busy Spring Season
Jasper Jams: Death of a Showgirl?
Joshua Reichard, Staff Writer “The Life of a Showgirl”, Taylor Swift’s 12th studio album, was released on Oct. 3, and immediately, it was heavily criticized online. Clips of negative opinions, reaction to “cringe lyrics” and overall annoyance with the album flooded social media. However, diehard fans of Swift came to the artist’s defense, saying that she could “do no wrong” and refused to be critical … Continue reading Jasper Jams: Death of a Showgirl?