Knowledge is power, and what better way to acquire it than with a fun game. Every other Thursday from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., the Office of Student life organizes a virtual Trivia game for those students who...

Mercy College recently collaborated with Grubhub to offer students and faculty an ordering service for on-campus cafes. They don't deliver, but customers are now able to order quickly and skip the long...

COVID-19 has stolen the spotlight from the seasonal flu this winter, but contracting the flu is still very possible despite mask-wearing. Mercy College is one of the many places offering students and...

Undertaking a new business in times of quarantine is certainly not an easy task. In fact, according to the New York Times, one-third of New York's small business may be gone forever. With isolation measures...

Mercy College announced on Nov. 3 that it will be canceling Spring Break for the Spring 2021 semester due to the spike in COVID-19 cases in New York. The second wave of the virus has proven to be just...

She dreamed of dance since for as long as she could remember. And as she thought she was on her way to achieving her goals, she had a sharp pain in her leg. Then she got the cancer prognosis. “It...

Identifying the issues surrounding masculinity, understanding where this this term is ingrained in the youth's mind and explaining ways that the world can help stop the biased harassments towards men and...

It wasn't the usual Mercy College Thanksgiving celebration but it was almost a reminder of what it's like to be surrounded by family and friends during the holiday.    Mercy College hosted...

The Mercy College website was updated on Oct. 8, making it more accessible for students and staff. The website now shows up-to-date news and important information about admissions and aid. Newcomers...

Mercy College alumnus, Robert M. Noble, now the new chief of the Yorktown Heights Police Department, has had a lot on his plate in the recent months. Noble is a concise and direct man who many in the community...