April 3, 2025 To the Manhattan University Community, It is with profound sadness that I share the news of the passing of one of our students, Aaron Schoepf. Our collective hearts go out to his family, friends, and classmates, as well as our faculty and staff as we all cope with our grief. Aaron was a vibrant member of the University community. A talented and … Continue reading LETTER from the PRESIDENT
December 18, 2023 Dear Students, Parents, and Guardians, I hope this finds each of you well and enjoying this holiday season. As we close out the year, I wanted to reach out to address the structural changes we recently announced at the College, and provide more context around how they fit into our long-term outlook and commitment to protecting and enhancing the high-quality, high-touch educational … Continue reading Letter from the President
It’s not everyday that a story covering an American railroad makes headline newsacross the country, let alone news regarding a freight railroad. The past few months havebeen historic in this sense, in which the world saw two issues directly related to Americanfreight railroading: one regarding a potential nationwide freight railroad worker strike,and now the East Palestine Ohio derailment. At 8:55 PM on February 3rd. 2023, … Continue reading Letter from the Manhattan College Train Club
April 11, 2022 We, The Society of Friends of 517, are the Performing Arts Students of Manhattan College. We are the workers that provide the vital elements to EVERY event in the Performing Arts; we are the thinkers and doers. We are the voice of Performing Arts. Our mission is to ensure that Lasallian Values and the School’s promises to all its students are being … Continue reading Letter to The Editor from The Society of Friends of 517
By Kyla Guilfoil, Editor-in-Chief Dear Readers, I write to you with great sadness for the loss of one of our community members. Christian Gallante, a junior at MC, tragically passed away last Thursday after a fall from Horan Hall. Myself, and the entire Quadrangle staff, extend our deepest condolences to Christian’s family and friends. I am personally heartbroken to hear of such a tragic loss, … Continue reading Letter from the Editor
Dear Readers, Welcome back to campus Jaspers! For those of you who are new here my name is Anna Woods and I’m the current Editor in Chief of The Quadrangle. I am so excited to be back on campus after a year and a half at home and it’s been great running into so many of you. As you have read on the front cover, … Continue reading Letter From The Editor
Hi readers! I hope you’re all well and that you had the chance to really enjoy our special issue last week. Coming off of such a time- and energy-consuming issue, it can be hard to put out another great paper, but like always, The Quadrangle staff delivered. Though only eight pages, this issue packs a punch with great coverage in each section. We actually had … Continue reading Letter from the Editor
Dear readers, I hope you are beginning to enjoy the descent into true fall weather. I know I am, but I have to say, I miss having more consistently sunny days. This week, I want to highlight the work of Brian Asare, our photography editor. Each week, he does a great job of organizing all the photos our staff members submit to him, selecting which … Continue reading Letter from the Editor
Dear Reader, The 2016 election season is about as over as it ever will be. Donald J. Trump took the oath of office last week, and is now the most powerful man on Earth. This past election season, I was inredibly heartened to see the enthusiasm on both sides of the aisle – whether it be in the jubilation of Mr. Trump’s supporters, or in … Continue reading Letters from the Editor
