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Manhattanville College is located in Purchase, New York on a beautiful 100-acre suburban campus, 10 minutes from downtown White Plains and just 30 miles from New York City. It has an amazingly diverse mix of students from more than 30 states and 50 countries. The College has 1,700 undergraduates and 1,000 graduate students.
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Opening of Heritage Hall
Manhattanville Celebrates 60 Years in Purchase with the Opening of Heritage Hall.
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Featured Event
Reunion 2013
June 7-9, 2013
Class of 1991 celebrates at Reunion
- Giving
Manhattanville students learn the value of giving back from day one!
Alumnae gather together at the Hillwood Event in Washington, D.C.
By making a gift to Manhattanville College, you are making an investment in the lives of current students & future leaders.
On Monday, April 29, the Manhattanville College Student Government Association presented their Annual Leadership Awards Ceremony. This event honors students, faculty, and staff for their commitment to Manhattanville College.
Colleen Gallagher '08, Manhattanville College Musical Theatre alumnae, is currently playing the lead, Fiona MacLaren, in Brigadoon at Dutch Apple in Pennsylvania.
Manhattanville College hosted its annual Quad Jam on Saturday, April 27 featuring music performers W.C Lindsay and Chris Webby. Hosted by the Campus Activities Board (CAB) this year's Quad Jam theme was sports and included a variety of games and activities that mirrored the theme.
Manhattanville College Campus Sustainability Committee organized a series of events in celebration of Earth Week, which was a joint effort with the Biology Department, the Office of Residence Life, Connie Hogarth Center, Tribeta, and the Student Initiative on Diversity and Inclusion.