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Exit of Manhattan Colleges Community Parking lot on Broadway where 50 members parked their car on the fourth and fifth level for free. This is being discontinued in response to the increase in students driving.

Neighbors swap parking permits with college students

At least 50 residents in the Manhattan College vicinity will have to resort to finding another place to park come Aug. 1 because spaces in the Broadway garage are going to students and faculty. more

By STACY DRIKS | 5/1/22

Sydney Waitt, far right, is one of a number of students with concerns about traveling to the Meadowland Exposition Center in New Jersey for Manhattan College’s graduation. Being immuno-compromised, she can’t say she's not worried to share indoor space among people who may not be vaccinated.

Manhattan College takes New Jersey for graduation

Unlike some of her peers in recent years, Sydney Waitt will get to graduate from Manhattan College at an in-person ceremony. But she won’t walk in the school’s Draddy Gymnasium. Instead, she’ll get her degree in New Jersey. more

By STACY DRIKS | 4/24/22

Students partying at 440 West 238th Street. Sources say the students blast music at all hours of the day and allegedly say there is underage drinking and smoking marajuana. Residents still plead with Manhattan College to stop the periodic “disco” party.

Manhattan College students are partying ... again

As the weather becomes nicer — parties become nosier, but why is there a lack of enforcement? That’s what residents near Manhattan College’s campus want to know. more

By STACY DRIKS | 4/24/22

Lehman College’s Apex Center is one of many coronavirus vaccine sites in the city. Students can schedule their vaccination appointments directly through the school, especially since come the fall, they might be required to be vaccinated if they want to step onto campus.

Campus return may mean a pain in the arm, or two

It was only a year ago greater New York City was the American epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic. Now, as we near the midpoint of 2021, restrictions are winding down and life seems to be slowly returning to normal. more

By ROSE BRENNAN | 5/23/21

Once the coronavirus took over New York City, Manhattan College’s clubs had to instead meet as a group online. But for graduate student Lauren Saggese, the future practices for her and the pep band, a band that plays at sports games, won’t work online since the music’s sound doesn’t carry well unless everyone is in the same room.

Preparing for a new normal as colleges reopen — kind of

Although regular school for those not yet pursuing their degrees isn’t expected to start until September, college students head back to school this month. more

By MAYA KATZ | 8/23/20

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