Najla Alexander, Features Editor/ Crime Reporter
• February 2, 2023
It’s the end of a long break, and right back into the groove of things by welcoming in the 2023 Spring semester! Many schools have ushered in their semester already, and like us, some have just started...
If you survive the rush hour L Train from Union Square to Jefferson Street, you’ll find yourself below ground in Bushwick, Brooklyn. This gentrified, overhyped, and frankly, bothersome neighborhood...
October 28, 2022 marked the start of the Christmas season in New York with the opening of the Bank of America Winter Village in Bryant Park. This is the 21st year that the event has taken place. The village...
Najla Alexander, Features Editor, Crime Beat Reporter
• December 15, 2022
It’s the time of the year when Santa is coming to town-SANTA AAAAAAAAAA! If you read that line in the voice of Buddy the Elf from the Christmas classic Elf, you know what time of year it is! It is time...
Elliott Case, Digital Managing Editor
• December 9, 2022
On Thursday December 8th, MMC’s comedy improv shows had their final performance of the semester, holiday themed, and full of incredible laughs.
America's Least Wanted and Dead Rabbits...
Marymount Manhattan College prides itself over the fact that “the city is your campus”. It’s even mentioned on the college’s website. “New York City will be your playground, your classroom, and...
Winner of 2022 Marymount Poetry Prize Revealed!
Did you know that MMC’s Department of Writing, Literature and Languages hosts an annual poetry competition for high school students? This year,...
Marymounts cafeteria located on the fourth floor of Carson Hall is responsible for feeding over half of the school's population everyday. When students arrived for the Fall 2022 semester things looked...
In the event of a fire or building-related emergency, MMC wants you to be prepared for what could happen in such an emergency.
We don’t want you to think of those dramatized movies where...
“We want to intellectually engage in order to really think about the world and ourselves and change the world and ourselves.” says Judith Clark, 72, former inmate of Bedford Hills Correctional Facility...
Najla Alexander, Features Editor, Crime Repoter
• November 16, 2022
The end of the semester is nearing, and with all of us pushing through that brutal wave of midterms, now it’s time to ride even the even harder wave of finals. Everyone is experiencing some kind of overload,...
Elliott Case, Digital Managing Editor
• November 14, 2022
From runways to magazines, instagram to tik tok, a trend far too familiar is rearing its ugly head once again, heroin chic. With figures from the timelike Kate Moss profiting off of saying “Nothing tastes...
