by Jilleen Barrett, A&E Editor 366 days after Stephanie Powell was originally scheduled to speak at Agape Latte for Women’s Week, she finally got the chance. Although it was different– it was […]
by Adrianne Hutto, Asst. Production Editor The blind Civil Rights and Disability Rights activist Ever Lee Hairston hosted the “Finding Your Voice Event” on Feb. 11 and spoke to students all over […]
by Pete Janny & Samantha Walla, Sports Editor & Senior Writer It’s never the wrong time to start doing philanthropy. Just ask junior Mamady Ballo, the CEO and founder of the non-profit […]
by Madalyn Johnson, Web Editor Laura Meoli-Ferrigon is a recent graduate of Manhattan College who has accomplished a great deal in film since her departure. Receiving a bachelor of arts degree in […]
by Kelly Cwik & Megan LaCreta, Asst. A&E Editor, Contributor After experiencing a semester remotely, some students and professors returned to Manhattan College for their first in-person classes since March of 2020. […]
by Caroline McCarthy, Staff Writer Faced with intense political turbulence, Manhattan businesses boarded windows in preparation for the 2020 presidential election results. What was predicted to be a day of rioting and destruction […]
by Kyla Gulifoil, Staff Writer After three and a half years of contributing to The Quadrangle, senior Sophia Sakellariou will graduate from Manhattan College and face the chaotic world of media in New York […]
by Nicole Fitzsimmons, Asst. News/Features Editor The last stop is more than just the end of the one train: it’s now a community for students to call home. The Last Stop is a […]
by Anna Woods & Victor Franco, Asst. News & Features Editor, Staff Writer Manhattan College has implemented new COVID-19 restrictions this semester that students have to follow on campus in order to stop […]
by, Christine Nappi & Jilleen Barrett, Features Editor and A&E Asst. Editor Exercising the right to vote is one of the main actions Jaspers Vote is hoping the college community will take […]