COVID-19 Era Student Government Elections Lead to Rule Violations, Near Sweep
by Anna Woods, Asst. News & Asst. Features Editor Prior to the end of last semester, Student Government held their annual executive board elections….
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Manhattan Caucus: Gearing Up to Vote
by Sophia Sakellariou, Senior Writer Welcome to Manhattan Caucus, a biweekly column that provides the Manhattan College community with election news and information as we…
And Then There Were Three Super Tuesday Wipes Out Half of Remaining Dem. Field
by Rose Brennan & Megan Dreher, Senior Writers Even before the biggest night of the 2020 presidential primary season took place, some major shake-ups…
Caucuses v. Primaries: What’s the Difference?
by Rose Brennan & Megan Dreher, Senior Writers The 2020 presidential primary season is just starting to kick off, and primaries and caucuses are the…
Sen. Cory Booker Exits Race, Seventh Democratic Debate Held in Des Moines
After failing to qualify for the Jan. 14 Democratic Debate in Iowa, New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker suspended his presidential campaign on Monday,…
2017 is an Election Year Too
The following is a staff member’s op/ed piece and does not reflect the views of The Quadrangle, its Editorial Board, the College or…
Manhattan Caucus: October 4
Manhattan Caucus is a new column in the News Section, which will run weekly until election day, to offer students a voice in…
Introducing this Year’s Student Body Presidential Candidates
by ANTHONY CAPOTE, Editor, & JACK MELANSON, Assistant Editor As the 2016 Student government elections go under way, Dorian Persaud is challenging the incumbent Nich…
Pizzola and Weyland Compete for Student Body President
ANTHONY CAPOTE AND DANIEL YNFANTE ASSISTANT EDITORS Student government elections are officially underway, with both presidential candidates and their parties filed and ready…