Engineering Interns Return Home to Improve Infrastructure
Henry Read ’15 and Joe Muccin ’15 developed mapping systems for a safe and sustainable future.
October 2014 News
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Visiting Professor of English Explores Contemporary Craft Industry Through Creative Nonfiction
Suzanne Cope, Ph.D., published a new book “Small Batch: Pickles, Cheese, Chocolate, Spirits and the Return of Artisanal Food”
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Major Author Reading Series Concludes with Poet Erica Dawson on Thursday, Nov. 13
Author of Big-Eyed Afraid and The Small Blades Hurt to wrap up the fall M.A.R.S. lecture series.
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Annual Schweitzer Lecture To Discuss Early Holocaust Events on Wednesday, Nov. 5
Murray Baumgarten, Ph.D., will deliver a talk entitled The Letters Propelled Me: Resisting Kristallnacht Then and Now.
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Manhattan College to Hold Open House on Sunday, Oct. 26
Prospective students and families invited to visit campus and explore different College departments and programs.
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Manhattan College Featured on 1010 WINS, CBS New York
Robert Walsh discussed the opening of the Raymond W. Kelly '63 Student Commons in his weekly "Bottom Line" segment on 1010 WINS.
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Former Dean Robert Vizza Honored at Manhattan College’s Fall Honors Convocation
The former dean of the School of Business receives an honorary doctorate degree.
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Manhattan College Celebrates Dedication of Raymond W. Kelly ’63 Student Commons
The transformative, 70,000-square-foot building connects the College’s north and south campuses, offering a state-of-the-art space for student and faculty engagement, learning and recreation.
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Twenty Manhattan College Students to Receive James Patterson Scholarships
College honors 20 juniors and seniors as the 2014-15 recipients of scholarships established by best-selling author James Patterson ’69.
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Psychology Department’s Arno Kolz Receives Costello Excellence in Teaching Award
Nominated by his students, the longtime Manhattan College professor was honored at the annual Costello Lecture series.
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Harvesting a Revolution: Urban Agriculture Interns Grow Food and Empower Area Residents
After a successful rooftop garden pilot internship program, Manhattan College students shared their urban gardening skills with the greater Bronx community.
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Students Serve Their Brothers and Sisters Abroad in El Salvador
A group of Jaspers were immersed in the culture and education of the Central American country through one of the College’s newest L.O.V.E. trips.
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Major Author Reading Series Welcomes Novelist Ben Marcus on Oct. 23
Manhattan College’s M.A.R.S. program continues with Ben Marcus.
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Student Commons Time Lapse Video
Manhattan College will host a formal building dedication ceremony on Oct. 15 for the Raymond W. Kelly ’63 Student Commons. Take a look back at the construction of the new building and see how students are using it now.
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Engineers Help Bring Clean Water to Lasallian Community in Haiti
Using their expertise on water filtration systems, two students and their professor visited a Lasallian school and Brothers community to advise on infrastructure.
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New Programs in Advanced Math Designed to Bridge Liberal Arts and Postgraduate Careers
Manhattan College will offer a new master’s program and a combined bachelor’s and master’s degree in advanced mathematics to continue its focus on STEM education.
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Holocaust, Genocide and Interfaith Education Center to Host Interfaith Discussion on Current Events in the Middle East on Oct. 20
Religious leaders and scholars to lead open discussion entitled, Jews, Christians and Muslims: Challenging Extremism Today.
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Manhattan Community Expands the Scope and Nature of Lasallian Research
Eight faculty and administrators from Manhattan College joined more than 120 academics from the international Lasallian network to discuss the characteristics of Lasallian research at the 3rd international Lasallian Research Symposium from Sept. 28-30.
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HGI Center and Religious Leaders Discuss Current Issues in the Middle East
Manhattan College’s Holocaust, Genocide and Interfaith Education (HGI) Center hosted a series of roundtable discussions among more than 100 religious leaders, scholars and individuals from New York City and the local community. The event was planned as a way to discuss and examine the current extremism, prejudice and violence occurring in the Middle East.