Elections

And Then There Were Three Super Tuesday Wipes Out Half of Remaining Dem. Field

March 11, 2020

by Rose Brennan & Megan Dreher, Senior Writers Even before the biggest night of the 2020 presidential primary season took place, some major shake-ups occurred on the moderate wing of the Democratic party. On March 1, former mayor Pete [...]

Caucuses v. Primaries: What’s the Difference?

February 5, 2020

by Rose Brennan & Megan Dreher, Senior Writers The 2020 presidential primary season is just starting to kick off, and primaries and caucuses are the names of the game. Two early events, the Iowa caucus and the New Hampshire primary, are [...]

Sen. Cory Booker Exits Race, Seventh Democratic Debate Held in Des Moines

January 22, 2020

After failing to qualify for the Jan. 14 Democratic Debate in Iowa, New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker suspended his presidential campaign on Monday, Jan. 13. In a message to his supporters, Booker wrote, “I’ve chosen to suspend my campaign for now, [...]

2017 is an Election Year Too

April 3, 2017

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 the student body. Elections have consequences. It’s an oft-uttered phrase, but it’s a lesson that many critics [...]

Manhattan Caucus: October 4

October 5, 2016

Manhattan Caucus is a new column in the News Section, which will run weekly until election day, to offer students a voice in the ongoing presidential elections. Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald J. Trump met at Hofstra University on [...]

Elections

And Then There Were Three Super Tuesday Wipes Out Half of Remaining Dem. Field

Caucuses v. Primaries: What’s the Difference?

Sen. Cory Booker Exits Race, Seventh Democratic Debate Held in Des Moines

2017 is an Election Year Too

Manhattan Caucus: October 4

Introducing this Year’s Student Body Presidential Candidates

Pizzola and Weyland Compete for Student Body President

Editorial Cartoon 11/12/14