Senate Meeting Highlights: ChatGPT Appended into Academic Integrity Policy

By Angelina Persaud, News Editor Updates on remote learning, student diversity and definitive language on the use of artificial intelligence for academic purposes were some of the highlights from the Manhattan College Senate meeting on March 21.  The meeting began with a highlight of discussions from the Educational Affairs Committee (EAC), which was delivered by Interim Provost William Clyde, Ph.D.  Most recently added to the … Continue reading Senate Meeting Highlights: ChatGPT Appended into Academic Integrity Policy

The Future of MC’s Board of Trustees

By  Mack Olmsted, Asst. Production Editor/ Asst. Arts & Entertainment Editor Manhattan College has recently appointed Steven J. Squeri ‘81, ‘86 (MBA) as Chair of the Board of Trustees and Jose Minaya ‘94 as the board’s newest member. These appointments come in tandem with the college’s efforts to expand its academic programs and ensure quality leadership.   The Board of Trustees at Manhattan College is a … Continue reading The Future of MC’s Board of Trustees

MC Celebrates Second Annual Jasper Day of Wellness

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 for this day. “The council consists of staff, faculty, administrators and students, all … Continue reading MC Celebrates Second Annual Jasper Day of Wellness

Utilize MC’s Health Services For Same-Day Medication and Instant Relief

By Adrianne Hutto, Production Editor Manhattan College Health Services is tucked in the corner of Draddy due to construction of Horan forcing a location switch. Despite this setback, the services they provide make healthcare extremely accessible for students. With a nurse, a nurse practitioner and doctor on staff, this facility can provide students with same-day medication for ailments, STI and COVID-19 testing, health check-ups, as … Continue reading Utilize MC’s Health Services For Same-Day Medication and Instant Relief

Voices on the Quad: Students React to Academic Updates

By Anna Woods, Senior Writer With the recent announcement regarding updates to the School of Education and the establishment of the new School of Health Professionals with the possibility of new courses of study, students are sharing their opinions about the changes. The School of Education will now become the Division of Education under the umbrella of the School of Liberal Arts.  While graduation requirements … Continue reading Voices on the Quad: Students React to Academic Updates

The School of Education & Health renamed to the School of Health Professions

By Karen Flores, Arts and Entertainment Editor The School of Education and Health will officially be renamed the School of Health Professions (SoHP). SoHP will house undergraduate and graduate programs centered around a variety of health professions.  The renaming of the school was announced as one of the steps towards Manhattan College’s plan to expand its program options within the healthcare field. The education department … Continue reading The School of Education & Health renamed to the School of Health Professions

Manhattan College Leads Discussion on the Development of AI in Careers

By Mary Haley, Asst. Social Media Manager Students, faculty and alumni were welcomed to a panel to discuss the dangers and benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) in education and universities.  Michael Grabowski, Ph.D., chairperson of the communications department, led the event and hosted three panelists who came to talk about how AI has affected their fields and how it will impact the future workforce.  Grabowski … Continue reading Manhattan College Leads Discussion on the Development of AI in Careers

Jaspers Fall in MAAC Championship for Second Year

By Kyla Guilfoil, Managing Editor and Sports Editor The Jaspers fell to top seed Iona in the championship game of the MAAC with a final score of 73-60. This was the squad’s second consecutive championship loss.  The No. 6 Jaspers made MAAC history as the lowest-seeded team to make it to the women’s championship game. The team has had a difficult season, finishing their regular … Continue reading Jaspers Fall in MAAC Championship for Second Year

Dining Hall Offers Increased Accessibility with New Diverse Halal and Vegetarian Options 

By Nicole Fitzsimmons, Senior Writer Manhattan College’s dining services is committed to expanding accessibility with  new Halal options and vegetarian options for students observing Lent. These options will help to meet diverse student needs on campus. In the Feb. 21 senate meeting, Associate Vice President and Dean of Students, Esmilda Abreu-Hornbostel, Ph.D., announced the dining committee’s plans. “The Dining Committee has been tasked to look … Continue reading Dining Hall Offers Increased Accessibility with New Diverse Halal and Vegetarian Options