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Vice Presidents of the Kakos School of Arts and Sciences Hold Performative Jasper Contest

Lineup of the ‘Performative Jaspers’ for the contest. SARAH ROLKA / THE QUADRANGLE Sarah Rolka, Staff Writer  On Nov. 19, vice presidents of the Kakos School of Arts and Sciences (KSAS) Arianna Perez and Grace Nariani hosted Manhattan University’s first-ever Performative Jasper Contest. These contests became a trend particularly in the New York City area during the summer of 2025, and has led to many … Continue reading Vice Presidents of the Kakos School of Arts and Sciences Hold Performative Jasper Contest

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The Albanian Student Association Celebrates 113 Years of Albanian Independence

The Albanian Student Association executive board pictured together celebrating 113 years of Albanian Independence. ELENI MAZIJA / COURTESY  Laili Shahrestani, Features Editor On Nov. 12, the Albanian Student Association at Manhattan University held their annual Independence Day event in Smith Auditorium, celebrating 113 years of Albanian independence. This year marked the fourth time the celebration has been held on campus, gathering over 140 attendees to an … Continue reading The Albanian Student Association Celebrates 113 Years of Albanian Independence

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Friendly Fridge Sees Increased Need Following SNAP Benefit Cuts, Holiday Season

The Friendly Fridge has been active in the Bronx since 2020.  GRACE CARDINAL / THE QUADRANGLE Grace Cardinal, Editor-in-Chief With the longest shutdown in government history causing a lapse in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for those around the world and locally in New York City, Manhattan University’s Campus Ministry and Social Action (CMSA) paired with the Friendly Fridge BX to host a holiday … Continue reading Friendly Fridge Sees Increased Need Following SNAP Benefit Cuts, Holiday Season

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Manhattan University’s Save the World Club Speaks on Their Mission and Focus on Existential Risk

McKenna Baker, president of STWC, pictured speaking to students at a club event on the quad. JAY FRIEDENBERG / COURTESY Laili Shahrestani, Features Editor Manhattan University’s Save the World Club (STWC) aims to provide individuals with existential risk education in hopes that it will create not only a more informed society, but also help in keeping humanity safe and alive regardless of what threats emerge. … Continue reading Manhattan University’s Save the World Club Speaks on Their Mission and Focus on Existential Risk

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MU Knights of Columbus Host Pro-Life Webinar Screening, Sparking Further Conversation

MU’s chapter of the Knights of Columbus pictured while viewing Trent Horn’s webinar on pro-life arguments. MADDIE ROSADO / THE QUADRANGLE Maddie Rosado, Staff Writer On Nov. 5, Manhattan University’s chapter of the Knights of Columbus hosted a webinar viewing of American Catholic apologist Trent Horn, who presented pro-life arguments and addressed what he described as flaws in pro-choice reasoning. The event aimed to engage … Continue reading MU Knights of Columbus Host Pro-Life Webinar Screening, Sparking Further Conversation

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The College Debt Cycle and the Future of Funding Higher Education 

Students face an increase in financial pressure as the cost of education continues to rise. ISTOCK.COM / COURTESY Misha Jabal-Abadi, Staff Writer Whether someone is an undergraduate or a graduate student, a common issue both share is the reality of student debt. Most who choose to get a college education will leave with debt that can potentially take years to pay off. Student debt can … Continue reading The College Debt Cycle and the Future of Funding Higher Education 

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Manhattan University’s Student-Run Clubs and Their Funding

Sanctus Artem hosts weekly events, including Painting on the Quad. @SANCTUSARTEM / INSTAGRAM Gabriella Dickson, Staff Writer At Manhattan University, most clubs are officially recognized and receive funding from the Student Government Association (SGA), while there are a handful of other clubs that are not officially recognized and receive no funding at all. Whether clubs are SGA funded or not, most host their own fundraisers … Continue reading Manhattan University’s Student-Run Clubs and Their Funding

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MU Students’ Tips and Tricks for Enjoying Free Time Without Breaking The Bank

Van Cortlandt Park, November 2025. BARBARA VASQUEZ / THE QUADRANGLE Barbara Vasquez, Production / Web Editor College students typically carry around the stereotype of being “broke” and living as cheaply as possible to save money. Though students might take offense at being called broke, most would agree that having budget-friendly options for various food and activities is appreciated. While it may seem hard to imagine … Continue reading MU Students’ Tips and Tricks for Enjoying Free Time Without Breaking The Bank

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Exploring the City One Free Trip at a Time

Lotus Magazine and Sanctus Artem pictured together, collaborating on their trip to the Museum at FIT.IVY JAEP / COURTESY Maddie Rosado, Staff Writer In a city where every experience seems to come with a price tag, Manhattan University students are discovering that some of the best adventures are free. From wandering the grand halls of The Metropolitan Museum of Art with Sanctus Artem to exploring … Continue reading Exploring the City One Free Trip at a Time

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