This Week in Photos: January 15-21, 2017
From the showdown between Manhattan and Iona to the inauguration of Donald J. Trump, this past week on campus was eventful. But how did it look through the lenses of the Quad's photographers? [...]
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Brother Thomas Scanlan Brother Thomas Scanlan, former Manhattan College President, received the Reverend Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C., Award this past Saturday, Jan. 30. The Award was presented by the Association of Catholic Colleges and [...]
New Student Performance Software Raises Faculty Concerns over Student Privacy
Manhattan College freshmen may have noticed that they’ve been asked to fill out a series of surveys on the Self Service page on the MC website. Economics major Jared Lee says a program called Mapworks runs them. “They’re emailed to us and we [...]
Manhattan Madness Returns
by DANIEL MOLINA, Distribution Manager, and JACLYN MARR, Assistant Editor A line of eager students decked out in Jasper green wrapped around Draddy Gym waiting for the start of the annual Manhattan Madness. It is that time of the year again—time [...]
New Proposal Aims to Create Designated Smoking Areas on Campus
It is common to walk around Manhattan College’s campus and see some students and faculty smoking cigarettes wherever is most convenient for them. A new smoking policy proposal aims to create new designated smoking areas on campus and educate the [...]
Green Dot Program Encourages Bystander Intervention on Campus
by TORI JAMES, Staff Writer The Manhattan College student body and administration are taking a fresh approach to sexual assault, abuse and violence prevention on campus through the newly implemented Green Dot program. Green Dot is centered on [...]
The Noise Next Door
It’s no secret that some Manhattan College students like to have fun and get rowdy on the weekends, just like students at any other college. But this penchant for partying leads to cases of noisy, destructive and (in some cases) illegal behaviors [...]
Postponed Quadstock Moves to Draddy
by KELLY BURNS, Editor and KIERAN ROCK, Editor MC students may have felt the absence of an MC tradition in the opening months of school: Quadstock. As The Quadrangle reported earlier this semester, Quadstock did not occur in its usual capacity due [...]
A Small Taste of MC’s Spoon University
by RIKKILYNN SHIELDS, Staff Writer Similar to Buzzfeed, Spoon University is an official online food publication, “for the students written by the students.” With over 200 schools and universities all around the United States involved, writers [...]
Unique Special Education Program Provides Life Skills for Locke’s Workers
by JACK MELANSON, Staff Writer Locke’s Loft is viewed by most Manhattan College students as a place to go to and relax, eat and catch up with friends after or in-between classes. This is not the case for the 12 special education students who use [...]
