by, Kelly Cwik, Contributor COVID-19 has not stopped the Manhattan College Jazz Band from practicing and sharing their music to the community. As director of the Jazz Band since 2012, Geoffrey Mattoone […]
Jazz Band Remains in Tune in Spite of the Pandemic
Manhattan College Forms Coalition with Lasallian Schools for Justice
by, Jilleen Barrett, Asst. A&E Editor The Lasallian Colleges and Universities in Association for Justice (LCUAJ) is bringing Lasallians at the collegiate level together to advocate for social justice. Manhattan College is […]
Title: Book Nook: How to Be Less Stupid About Race: On Racism, White Supremacy and the Racial Divide by Crystal Fleming
by Maria Thomas, News Editor In the present fight to overcome white supremacy in America, Black activists across the nation have begged white individuals to educate themselves. Listening to, centering and uplifting Black […]
Players’ Cabaret Backs Charity
by Katie Heneghan & Maddie Johnson , Web Editors While in-person audiences and performances for the Manhattan College Players have been sidelined because of the COVID-19 Pandemic, the club decided the show must go […]
Helping Others Get The Scoop:Addressing Food Insecurity on Campus
by Christine Nappi, Features Editor For many, access to food isn’t a problem and can often be taken for granted. However, it’s not like that for all — some, especially college students, […]
Community Engaged Learning Courses Gives Students Exposure to Social Justice
by Kyla Guilfoil, Staff Writer Community-engaged learning courses, or CEL courses, are designed to expose students to experiences outside the classroom to enhance their learning. Connection to unfamiliar environments and social issues encourages […]
Going Green with Campus Climate Activists
by Adrienne Hutto & Jocelyn Visnov, Staff Writers Repping some Jasper pride isn’t the only way to “go green” this year. Manhattan College has a host of students and faculty members who are passionate […]
E3MC Provides “Life-Changing” Education on Social Injustices in the Prison System
by Jilleen Barrett & Kelly Cwik, Asst. A&E Editor & Contributor The Engaging, Empowering, Educating Means Change program — also known as E3MC — is bringing the Manhattan College education into prisons. The program, run by […]
Surge of On-Campus Summer Activism Continues On
by Gabriella DePinho , Editor-in-Chief The summer months saw a number of grassroots activist movements from Black Lives Matter to voter registration movements like no other, even amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, and that […]
The Role of Feminism on MC’s Campus
by Nicole Fitzsimmons & Zoe DeFazio, Asst. News/Features Editor & Staff Writer Manhattan College accepted its first women undergraduate students in 1973, after 120 years of being an established institution. Nearly 47 years […]