Sanctus Artem hosts Bookmark Making Event

Students creating bookmarks at the event. @SANCTUSARTEM / INSTAGRAM   Gabriella Dickson, Staff writer On Jan. 27, Manhattan University’s art club Sanctus Artem, which is Latin for “Sacred Art”, hosted a bookmark making event in De La Salle Hall. At this event, students were able to showcase their talents and express their creative sides through the crafting activity. Lucas Haas, president of Sanctus Artem and a senior environmental … Continue reading Sanctus Artem hosts Bookmark Making Event

MU Residence Life’s New Policies Spark Concerns Over Fairness and Room Checks

A bulletin board outside MU’s Residential Life office encouraging students to apply to become a RA. MADDIE ROSADO / THE QUADRANGLE   Maddie Rosado Managing / News Editor  As Manhattan University’s (MU) Residence Life enforces new safety regulations for the 2025–2026 academic year, students and Resident Assistants (RAs) say the changes have resulted in inconsistent enforcement, unpredictable room checks and growing concerns about fairness.  MU’s Residence Life … Continue reading MU Residence Life’s New Policies Spark Concerns Over Fairness and Room Checks

David Pozo Receives Prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship  

Student David Pozo. DAVID POZO / COURTESY   Leyla J. Mercado Features Editor / Assistant Social Media Editor Manhattan University (MU) student David Pozo, a senior criminology major with a minor in computer science, has received the U.S. Department of State’s prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship. This is a program that is federally funded to provide financial support to U.S. undergraduate students who face limited financial … Continue reading David Pozo Receives Prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship  

Men’s Volleyball Receives its First Program Win at Harvard

Andrew Mannion Senior Writer In just their third game as a program, the Manhattan University (MU) men’s volleyball team secured its first win in program history. In the final game of the two against Harvard, the Jaspers won in straight sets: 25-18, 28-26 and 25-23. In the first set, MU found itself in the driver’s seat early. Points from outside hitters Kasen Owens and Sam … Continue reading Men’s Volleyball Receives its First Program Win at Harvard

Rush Season is in Full Spring

Subway inspired ad for the start of the rush season for Sigma Delta Tau. @SDTMANHATTAN/INSTAGRAM  Sarah Rolka Asst. Features Editor With the beginning of the spring semester underway, this current period marks the start of rush season. Manhattan University’s (MU) different chapters, known as Sigma Delta Tau (SDT), Alpha Pi Phi (APP) and Delta Kappa Epsilon (DKE), begin their operations to welcome in a new … Continue reading Rush Season is in Full Spring

MU Sophomore Brooke Johnson Chosen as a 2026 Carol Coston Fellow 

Brooke Johnson, 2026 Carol Coston Fellow  BROOKE JOHNSON / COURTESY  Laili Shahrestani Editor-in-Chief Brooke Johnson, a sophomore political science student at Manhattan University (MU) has been selected among a number of other applicants to serve as a 2026 Carol Coston Fellow.  The Carol Coston Fellowship is a nationally recognized, year-long paid opportunity that operates under NETWORK – a Catholic advocacy organization that aims for change … Continue reading MU Sophomore Brooke Johnson Chosen as a 2026 Carol Coston Fellow 

Goodbye Manhattan College, Hello Manhattan University!

Manhattan College Students and Brother at the Unveiling Ceremony ofManhattan University.MANHATTAN.EDU/COURTESY By Isaiah Rosario, Staff Writer In a shocking turn of events and after years of deliberation, Manhattan College is no more. On Aug. 21, it was announced that the college’s name would be changed to Manhattan University, effective immediately.  To become a university in the past, the college would need to satisfy a Ph.D. … Continue reading Goodbye Manhattan College, Hello Manhattan University!