Jasper Jams: Harry Styles: Together, Together Tour Review
Joshua Reichard, Asst. A&E Editor Like most, I didn’t get tickets to Harry Styles’ Madison Square Garden (MSG) Residency during the online presale. I was discouraged, but knew that I needed to attend, so I was determined to go. My friend and I had luck at the MSG box office in the past, so that’s what we decided to try. We arrived around 10 a.m. on the day of … Continue reading Jasper Jams: Harry Styles: Together, Together Tour Review
Constant Dopamine Kicks off the Semester with Laughs
Alex Delo (center) chugging milk, with the support of his castmates, during a sketch. BARBARA VASQUEZ / THE QUADRANGLE Nicholas Melendez &Ariana Cariddo, Staff Writers Manhattan University (MU) students gathered in Hayden Hall on Sept. 11 and 12 for performances by the recently funded student-run comedy group Constant Dopamine, marking the group’s first shows of the semester. Constant Dopamine formed in the spring 2026 semester when … Continue reading Constant Dopamine Kicks off the Semester with Laughs
Meet the Legacy of Album Class: Trade Eight!
Trade Eight band members. Pictured (left to right) Mary Calden, Ivan Rocks, Alex Parra, Aidan Febus, Jose Arroyo, Kevin Beckett and Sam Wofford. @TRADDEEIGHTBAND / INSTAGRAM María Castaño, Arts & Entertainment Editor The remnants of last spring’s album class have taken shape as the new band Trade Eight, formed by Manhattan University (MU) alumni Kevin Beckett, Sam Wofford and Billy Walker, who acts as their social media manager, … Continue reading Meet the Legacy of Album Class: Trade Eight!
Movement Is Medicine: Lyala Jones Brings Pilates to MU
A flyer advertising the event to students on campus. @MU_RECREATION INSTAGRAM Leyla J. Mercado, Features Editor and Asst. Social Media Editor On Tuesday, Sept. 8, Lyala Jones, also known as Fashion Hendricks, a Pilates instructor and longtime hairstylist, led an hour-long Pilates class for Manhattan University (MU) students through the Office of Student Engagement. Pilates, a mind-body exercise method with a history spanning more than … Continue reading Movement Is Medicine: Lyala Jones Brings Pilates to MU
Community Engagement Fair Brings Local Organizations to Campus
JPHP students checking in with peer leaders JAYDEN GONZALEZ / THE QUADRANGLE Barbara Vasquez, Editor-in-Chief Manhattan University (MU) hosted the community engagement fair this Friday, Sept. 11, in an effort to open community service opportunities to students. The fair, sponsored by the James Patterson Honors Program (JPHP) and MU community engagement, brought 12 local organizations to campus that do service work around the neighborhood. Opportunities ranged from … Continue reading Community Engagement Fair Brings Local Organizations to Campus
Manhattan Caucus: Days Before the 25-year 9/11 Anniversary, Mamdani Administration Releases Information About Air Quality at Ground Zero
Zendrah Bonnick, Asst. News Editor On Friday, Sept. 11, the nation came together to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Many reflected on the lives lost, the events that occurred in the wake of the attacks, the “War on Terror”, the passing of the Patriot Act and the islamophobia that only increased in prevalence following the attacks. In addition, many remembering the communities that worked to assist each other following the … Continue reading Manhattan Caucus: Days Before the 25-year 9/11 Anniversary, Mamdani Administration Releases Information About Air Quality at Ground Zero
Addition of Artificial Intelligence Minor Raises Discussion on the Impacts of AI
Manhattan University announces on its website that AI is now available as a minor for all schools across the university. MANHATTAN.EDU / COURTESY Erioluwa Akin-Salami, Contributor Beginning this fall semester, Manhattan University (MU) will offer a new minor in Artificial Intelligence (AI), open to students across all schools at the university. The program is designed to provide interdisciplinary instruction in the fundamentals of AI. The … Continue reading Addition of Artificial Intelligence Minor Raises Discussion on the Impacts of AI
MU Commemorates 25 Years Since Sept. 11
Music Ministry performing during the service. JAYDEN GONZALEZ / THE QUADRANGLE Maddie Rosado, Managing / News Editor Manhattan University (MU) commemorated the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks this past Friday with a prayer service outside the Chapel of De La Salle and His Brothers, followed by a conversation and reflection panel in Smith Auditorium. Panelist and alumna Susan Fiorentino ’12 spearheaded the event, working with Alumni … Continue reading MU Commemorates 25 Years Since Sept. 11
Movie Review: The Witch
María Castaño, Arts & Entertainment Editor While searching for horror films that were not too frightening in an attempt to build my courage, I stumbled upon Robert Eggers’ “The Witch” (2015) and have been unable to stop thinking about it. The film explores religious paranoia and misogyny through Thomasin and her Puritan family, who are banished from their community after her father clashes with its leadership. From … Continue reading Movie Review: The Witch