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October 16, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // No Lions, No Tigers, One Bear: “The Winter’s Tale” Staged by the American Shakespeare Center Visits Campus
October 16, 2018 in Men's Soccer // Overtime Goal Lifts Manhattan Men Over Rider
October 16, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // Manhattan College Students Attend Comic Con
October 13, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // Caroline Voigt: Queen of the Closet
October 13, 2018 in Features // For River Castelonia ‘18, Failing Was Not an Option
October 13, 2018 in Academics // Communication Department Offers Sports Media Production Concentration
October 12, 2018 in Soccer // Freshmen Soccer Players Acclimating to Life in Riverdale
October 12, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // Richard Adams and the Political Allegory of “Watership Down”
October 12, 2018 in Features // Students Share Their Thoughts on the Mold in Horan Hall
October 11, 2018 in Jaspers Talk // Hali Ielfield Makes Presence Known with Performance at Paul Short Run
October 11, 2018 in Opinions & Editorials // Civil Discourse on College Campuses: The Elephant in the Room
October 11, 2018 in News // Also on Campus
October 10, 2018 in News // Two Jaspers Launch Financial Times
October 10, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // Scatterbomb Gets “Stranded in Pittsburgh” in First-Ever Fordham University Collab
October 10, 2018 in Opinions & Editorials // What Can a Bystander Do?
October 10, 2018 in News // Student Government Holds Third Meeting
October 9, 2018 in Men's Soccer // Brandon Joseph-Buadi’s Fifth Goal of the Season Lifts Manhattan Over Siena 1-0
October 9, 2018 in Features // Lee Hall’s 10th Birthday Party
October 9, 2018 in Opinions & Editorials // Running For a Purpose: Annual Tunnel to Towers 5K Run & Walk
October 9, 2018 in News // Mold Forces Students Out of Horan Dorms
October 6, 2018 in Men's Soccer // Marcellin Gohier Continues to Take the MAAC by Storm
October 6, 2018 in Features // The Producers: Meet Alyssa Velazquez
October 6, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // Emely Martinez Rocked The Quad(chella)
October 6, 2018 in News // Joan Cammarata Receives Excellence in Teaching Award, Followed by the Annual Costello Lecture
October 5, 2018 in Features // Debbie Damico Aids Countless International Students in Assimilation
October 5, 2018 in Sports // Women’s Soccer Falls to Monmouth 1-0 in Overtime
October 5, 2018 in Features // Behind the Uniform: These Are the Bronx Bombers
October 5, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // Sophomore Student Sells Tees with Style
October 5, 2018 in News // Commuter Newsletter: Making Commuters Feel at Home in Riverdale
October 4, 2018 in Features // Rojas and Collins: New VPs for Student Government
October 4, 2018 in Opinions & Editorials // No Longer Just a Family Issue
October 4, 2018 in Features // A Year After Hurricane Maria
October 4, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // Mamma Mia! Scatterbomb is Back Again with Sequel
October 4, 2018 in Community // Emergency Blood Drive Held for Natural Disaster Relief
October 3, 2018 in Features // Walking Out to be Believed
October 3, 2018 in Columns // Shannon Forty: Member of the 2017-2018 All-MAAC Second Team
October 3, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // Aja Stuns Crowd at MC Performance
October 3, 2018 in Features // The Lasallian Women and Gender Resource Center Discusses the #MeToo Movement
October 3, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // Jasper Jams: Who is Jordan Davis?
October 3, 2018 in Community // Budget Cuts Hit All Clubs on Manhattan’s Campus
October 2, 2018 in Features // Senior Juliette Rodriguez on Her Time in Paris
October 2, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment // Celebrating Banned Books Week: An Editor’s Collection of Challenged Books
October 16, 2018 in Community // MC Helps with the Bronx Green Fair Project

Student Life

Introducing this Year’s Student Body Presidential Candidates

by ANTHONY CAPOTE, Editor, & JACK MELANSON, Assistant Editor As the 2016 Student government elections go under way, Dorian Persaud is challenging the incumbent Nich Weyland for student body president. Both candidates sat with The Quadrangle [...]

Stress During the Most Wonderful Time of the Year

December 8, 2015

It is that time of the year, once again. The time when we are all eager to sit around all day and do absolutely nothing. However, there is one hurdle standing between us and the holiday break. Final exams. The semester inevitably leads to finals [...]

New Proposal Aims to Create Designated Smoking Areas on Campus

November 3, 2015

It is common to walk around Manhattan College’s campus and see some students and faculty smoking cigarettes wherever is most convenient for them. A new smoking policy proposal aims to create new designated smoking areas on campus and educate the [...]

Housing Selection: What You Need to Know

DANIEL MOLINA AND ALLY HUTZLER STAFF WRITER AND ASSISTANT EDITOR The annual housing selection process will be held this week between Tuesday, April 28 and Thursday, April 30. However, this year’s housing lottery will be markedly different [...]

Spring Concert Revamped

BY KIERAN ROCK AND KELLY BURNS EDITORS As the spring semester comes to a close and Manhattan College students look forward to the end of classes, one major event stands between Jaspers and the end of the year: the spring concert on April 25. Though [...]

A Look Back at a Rough Winter

The snow that has plagued the Manhattan College campus is now melting in the beaming sun, however, that isn’t enough to obliterate the treacherous winter from the memories of students and faculty. This semester alone the school has had four [...]

Free Game Room Opens in the Kelly Commons

Kieran Rock and Kelly Burns Editors Months after its opening, the Kelly Commons has become an important fixture in campus life. Now, the building has a brand new addition–a free game room–that promises to draw more in more [...]

Working-World Reality: Recent Alum Shed Light on Post-Grad Life at Communication Career Panel

Sean McIntyre and Claire Leaden Senior Staff Writers Though senior year is often dubbed as the “fun year,” when class schedules are a little less daunting and college responsibilities are starting to dwindle, the pressure to find a job is as [...]

Annual Peace Week Focuses on New York City

Melanie O’Connor Contributing Writer Manhattan College hosted its annual Peace Week on campus last week which featured lectures, events and discussion about the importance and understanding of peace movements. This year, the week highlighted [...]

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