MC Digital Arts Seniors Showcase Their Work in O’Malley Library

Senior Lauren Driscoll’s Digital Art Work. BRIANNA COPPOLA/THE QUADRANGLE By Brianna Coppola, Asst. Features Editor Four Manhattan College seniors displayed several pieces of their artwork at the front entrance of the O’Malley library. The showcase consisted of drawn digital art as well as professional pictures by Kate Uffer, Sofia Creanza, Lauren Driscoll and Rachelle Nazzuro.  Senior Lauren Driscoll shared that she was proud to have … Continue reading MC Digital Arts Seniors Showcase Their Work in O’Malley Library

MC Celebrates Second Annual Jasper Day of Wellness

Isabel Cameron and Kelly Cwick enjoy smoothies from Dining Services. LAURENRAZIANO / THEQUADRANGLE By Lauren Raziano, Multimedia Editor Coordinated with the Wellbeing & Flourishing Council, Student Government held their second annual Jasper Day of Wellness (JDOW) on March 22.  Students Emilia O’Neill and Alixandria James worked with Esmilda Abreu-Hornbostel, Associate Vice President for Student Life & Dean of Students, and other administrators to create events … Continue reading MC Celebrates Second Annual Jasper Day of Wellness

MC’s Irish Soda Bread Competition Returns To Campus

By Grace Cardinal, Asst. News Editor  The Irish Soda Bread Competition is an annual event organized by Gaelic Society and the Multicultural Center to celebrate Irish culture during Irish history month. The competition has been around for seven years, however had to take a two year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This is the first year the event has once again been held on … Continue reading MC’s Irish Soda Bread Competition Returns To Campus

Rights After Roe: Feminism, The Constitution, and The Fight for Abortion  

By Julia Ciampa, Staff Writer The fight for women’s rights and bodily autonomy is heavily connected to feminism, the Constitution, and the abortion rights movement, according to Jordan Pascoe, professor of philosophy, and Jonathan Keller, professor of political science, who hosted a discussion about the reality of a post-Roe v. Wade country on campus.  Since the law of Roe v. Wade was overturned last June, … Continue reading Rights After Roe: Feminism, The Constitution, and The Fight for Abortion  

The American Chemical Society Brings High Levels of Dopamine

The American Chemistry Society’s eboard promotes their club with donuts and smiles.FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Rachel Mojica ‘23, Ayanne Horsford ‘23, Samantha Diaz ‘25, Jasmine Roman ‘25).ANGELINA PEREZ/THE QUADRANGLE By Angelina Perez, Web Editor Manhattan College’s American Chemical Society shares their love for science all over campus, from their favorite elements like tungsten and cobalt to their favorite parts of the sciences. By using different … Continue reading The American Chemical Society Brings High Levels of Dopamine

Discuss Success: Latinx Students Come Together to Share College Experience

LWGRC and CMSA sponsored a student-led group discussion about the Latinx college experience. @MC_LWGRC/COURTESY By Anna Woods, Senior Writer The LWGRC and CMSA sponsored a small group discussion about college experiences as a Latinx student as part of the Discuss Success lecture series.  The series is a student-led group meeting and discussion that aims to provide a supportive space for all Latinx students to gain … Continue reading Discuss Success: Latinx Students Come Together to Share College Experience

Through the Jasper Lens : Manhatty’s Day

Every year without fail, on the weekend before spring break, Manhattan College students gather to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with off-campus get togethers in theirfestive outfits and green beads. A sea of green fills the streets as students celebrate the often proclaimed, “best day of the year.”To get a glimpse of how much the day means to students, The Quad asked Kevin Woods how he … Continue reading Through the Jasper Lens : Manhatty’s Day

Coffee House is Back!

Caption: Coffee House plans to host at least two more events this semester in Cafe 1853. credit @MCCOFFEEHOUSEINSTAGRAM/COURTESY By Kelly Kennedy, Senior Writer Coffee House held its first Open Mic Night of the semester last week on Saturday, Feb 5. Coffee House takes place monthly in Cafe 1853, and is a place where students can come to perform music, stand-up comedy, poetry or simply enjoy the … Continue reading Coffee House is Back!

MC and SUNY Announce Degree Articulation Agreement

Manhattan College announces a newly signed articulation agreement with SUNY Westchester Community College. @MANHATTAN.EDU/COURTESY By Lauren Raziano, Multimedia Editor Manhattan College and SUNY Westchester Community College (WCC) announced a transfer articulation agreement providing a seamless pathway to a bachelor’s degree for SUNY WCC students.  WCC individuals are guaranteed transfer acceptance into MC as long as they graduate with a 2.5 GPA or better and will … Continue reading MC and SUNY Announce Degree Articulation Agreement