Off-Campus Jasper Dollars Suspended Until End of September or Early October

The use of Jasper dollars at off-campus restaurants will be temporarily suspended during contract negotiations with a new digital card processing vendor. These changes come after the addition of new dining options in the Kelly Commons, the closure of Dante’s Den and a major change with the contract allowing MC students to purchase off-campus. Kenneth Waldhof, director of business services, said that the vendor MC … Continue reading Off-Campus Jasper Dollars Suspended Until End of September or Early October

New Student Commons Impresses Students and Faculty

The semester’s first week of classes has been marked by the opening of the much-anticipated Ray Kelly Student Commons, which features new dining options, meeting spaces and faculty offices. The commons, which set Manhattan College back more than $40 million mostly acquired in donations, broke ground in December of 2013. As far as using the new building, which connects the north and south sides of … Continue reading New Student Commons Impresses Students and Faculty

Student Commons Dining Options and New Meal Plan System Announced

The student commons will feature six new dining options next year under a newly structured meal plan system that includes flex dollars and dining dollars rather than Jasper dollars and a la carte dollars. These changes were announced at an informational meeting held Feb. 25 in Dante’s that was attended by students and administration. External vendors for the student commons include a fully licensed Starbucks, … Continue reading Student Commons Dining Options and New Meal Plan System Announced

Director of Residence Life: Housing For Admitted Freshmen Will Not Be a Problem

Finally receiving an acceptance letter in the mail can be one of the most exciting things for a high school senior. For Manhattan College applicants this year, a record number of applicants will receive the good news during the upcoming months. One important aspect to consider when deciding which college to commit to, especially in New York City, is how the housing situation will be … Continue reading Director of Residence Life: Housing For Admitted Freshmen Will Not Be a Problem