Features

The Workers of Locke’s Loft: A Melting Pot of Personalities

February 29, 2020

by Pete Janny, Sports Editor & Managing Editors The sense of camaraderie that pervades Locke’s Loft is a unique feature of Manhattan College. It’s where friendships flourish and conversations take on deeper meaning. It’s where meals are [...]

Campus Food Service Committee: “The sky’s the limit!”

November 18, 2016

by ALYSSA VELAZQUEZ, Staff Writer If there is one thing all Manhattan College students have in common, it is the need for food to get through their busy days. Now, thanks to the Campus Food Service Committee, students will have the opportunity to [...]

Major Author Reading Series: Teacher, Mother, Poet: Chrstine Poreba’s Poetry of Home

November 17, 2016

by RIKKILYNN SHIELDS, Editor An ESL teacher, a wife, a mother, a lover of naps, but most importantly a poet. Christine Poreba grew up on the Lower East Side of New York City and currently resides in Tallahassee with her husband, son, and dog. As [...]

This Week in History

September 30, 2016

by RACHEL SPURLOCK, Staff Writer This week in 1920, a bomb went off on Wall Street as men trickled out of their workplaces to begin their lunch breaks. On September 16, 1920, the man responsible for the bombing drove a horse drawn carriage and [...]

School of Business Adds Business Analytics to List of Majors

September 29, 2016

It isn’t often a new major is created at Manhattan College. But with the changing media climate, a new major for those in the school of business is drawing interest. This new major, that has many students claiming it as their double major, is [...]

MC Students Honor Fallen 9/11 Hero in Memorial 5K

September 27, 2016

On the morning of 9/11, FDNY firefighter Stephen Siller was off duty and heading to meet his brothers to play golf when he was alerted of the attacks on the Twin Towers. Immediately, Siller traded his golf clubs for his fire uniform and abandoned [...]

It’s a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood: West Village

September 22, 2016

Puffy bursts of green bounce off the red brick of the rowhouses that line the narrow cobblestone streets. These cobbled paths bend and curve serenely but wildly through the brick and wrought iron jungle, catering to the every whim of the cramped [...]

Remembering the Life of Father George Hill

September 20, 2016

Compiled by ANTHONY CAPOTE, Editor, MELISSA GALLARDO, Staff Writer & KYLEIGH PANETTA, Asst. Editor Reverend George Hill, Manhattan College’s chaplain for almost decade, passed away last week, after a long battle with cancer. Hill died in [...]

Lasallian Volunteers Keep Tradition Alive Past Graduation

September 14, 2016

by ANTHONY DePINHO, Staff Writer For Lindsey Pamlayne, walking through the Manhattan College campus is more than just a visit to her alma mater. It’s a return to the place that started a deep personal love for the Lasallian mission, that [...]