Manhattanville College students will participate in One Billion Rising, a worldwide one-day event held on Feb. 14 to raise awareness of and stop abuse against women.

Taylor Wilson '13 passed the 1,000-point mark of her career at Manhattanville College on Saturday, January 12, 2013.

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President Jon Strauss joins several other New York College Presidents in signing an online "Open Letter to Our Nation's Policy Leaders" on gun control in the aftermath of the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School.

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Photo Credit: CALVIN KNIGHT | THE LEDGERFormer Trustee Karen Kovach '71 is profiled by Lakeland, Florida newspaper, The Ledger. Kovach has started three companies and traveled the world extensively. She was an active member of the Manhattanville College Board of Trustees from 1999-2007.

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Josie Natori '68 is profiled by the Asian Journal for her remarkable career and success. 

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Former New York Knick John Starks and Women's National Basketball Association star Kym Hampton will sign autographs prior to the women's basketball game against NYU. Fans are asked to bring an unwrapped toy for the toy drive.

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The New York Daily News highlights the work of Trustee and former Manhattanville College President Elizabeth McCormack '44 and her recent community service award given at the annual United Hospital Fund Gala.

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Professor Anthony Rudel is featured in a New York Times Letter to the Editor, in response to the Sunday Dialogue: Is Classical Music Dying?

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Visiting Lecturer of Communications Studies Anthony Rudel discusses the similarities between the 2012 election and the 1932 election in U.S. News & World Report.

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"A Good Light: The Artist's Studio in Cos Cob and Beyond," which is currently on view at the Greenwich Historical Society's Storehouse Gallery features a six-minute slide presentation by Manhattanville alumni Joseph House '12 that looks inside the studios of 50 famous American and European artists across history.

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Filipino fashion designer Josie Natori topped Kiplinger magazine's list of seven self-made immigrant millionaires in the United States. The 64-year-old Natori, who is the founder and chief executive of the Natori Company, beat out Hollywood actor Arnold Schwarzenegger, as well as Russian Sergey Brin, who co-founded Google Inc.

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The dedication of Manhattanville College Heritage Hall is detailed in the Harrison Report.

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The Journal News covers Manhattanville's 60 years in Westchester celebration and the opening of Manhattanville College Heritage Hall.

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Michael Gilroy '07 is currently the Director of the East Haddam Public Library (Connecticut). The Haddams-Killingsworth Patch sat down to interview the "man behind the books."

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The Lohud.com Yorktown blog discusses the Manhattanville School of Education Doctoral Leadership program and its benefits for busy educators. 

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The Tarrytown Public Schools have received a state grant to work on improving its teacher and leader effectiveness. Part of this grant stipulates a partnership with Manhattanville College School of Education.

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Photo courtesy of the Harrison Daily Voice/Patrick StapletonOver 125 students gathered in the Berman Students' Center to watch the second presidential debate.

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Nearly 100 Manhattanville College students gathered to watch President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney in the first of three presidential debates.

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A roundtable discussion with some of Westchester's top business leaders and the former President of the Dominican Republic Leonel Fernandez looked at ways to bring in and keep companies in Westchester.

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Economics professor Robert Derrell discusses the importance of managing your money during the semester in US News & World Report.

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Professor Chris Pappas discusses his National Science Foundation grant with the Harrison Daily Voice.

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Manhattanville alumni Alexander Doolan '11, Joyce Chan '01, and Christopher Manning '05 have their artwork on display in the Brownson Gallery. Photo Credit: Harrison Daily Voice/Patrick StapletonThe Harrison Daily Voice features the Studio Art Alumni Exhibit in the Brownson Gallery and interviews alum, Chris Manning '05, Joyce Chan '01, and Alex Doolan '11.

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Charles Williamson '00 MS '04 has been named among The Network Journal 40 Under 40 Honorees. This is the 15th year the awards have been given out. Winners are selected from a pool of top level business executives nationwide. TNJ has been a New York based magazine publisher for 16 years and provides Black news and advice for Black businesses and professionals.

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The Journal News and the White Plains Daily Voice spoke to Dan Fiorito '12 about signing with the New York Yankees. 

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The Harrison Daily Voice discusses the Visions Grant and future summer program for the blind at Manhattanville College with Director of Disability Services Carin Horowitz.

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The Democrat and Chronicle, a Rochester, NY newspaper, interviews incoming Manhattanville College student, Andrew McLaren, an Iraq War Veteran.

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Professor Lawson Bowling spoke on "the greatest generation" and its impact on the country's history at a special ceremony at Briarcliff Manor Atria to commemorate "The Spirit of '45."

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Manhattanville College is hosting two art exhibits to kick off the academic year, a Studio Art Alumni Show in the Brownson Gallery, and a Faculty Exhibit in the Berger Gallery.

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Professor Alison Carson discusses ePortfolio in an interview with The AAEEBL Learner in the August 2012 edition.

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The Westchester Business Journal features the MasterCard Manhattanville College Scholarship established in December 2011.

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Profesoor Rhonda Clements of the School of Education discusses the role of schools in the fight against childhood obesity in the Alaska Dispatch.

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A new study finds that people see animal testing as "morally wrong."

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The Daily Record talks to Brittany Underwood '10, who will play the female lead in Nick at Nite's new show, "Hollywood Heights.

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National Book Critics Circle Award-winning journalist Philip Gourevitch, author of "The Ballad of Abu Ghraib", and Pulitzer Prize-winning "Washington Post" columnist Joby Warrick, author of "The Triple Agent", discussed the Middle East and their writing in a public conversation on writing and war during the 29th Annual Summer Writers' Week at Manhattanville College on Tuesday, June 26, 2012.

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The Westchester Arc honored Manhattanville College at its annual meeting with the Public Partnership Award.

Also read Craig Donnelley Receives 2012 Community Partnership Award from the Westchester Arc.

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Professor Harvey Rachlin discusses the many different uses of contemporary Yiddish and how it can help draw conclusions regarding temperament, disposition, personality, and upbringing in The Jerusalem Post.

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The Daily Harrison recounts the 171st Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony at Manhattanville College.

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The new Tina Fey and Paul Rudd movie "Admission" is filming on the Manhattanville campus for a few weeks.

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The Westchester Small Business Development Center's move to the Manhattanville campus is discussed by different local media.

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Michel Oberstein, adviser for the master of finance degree at Manhattanville College School of Graduate and Professional Studies, discusses community downgrades in the Lower Hudson Valley in the Journal News.

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Professor Alakananda Mukerji was profiled on IndiaWest for her work as an educator and artist.

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President Jon Strauss reflects on his first year with Manhattanville College with Harrison Patch reporter Zach Oliva.

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