“If you’ve met one person with autism, you’ve met one person with autism,” said Dr. Stephen Shore, an autism advocate who is on the spectrum.  Russell Tobe, M.D., is the Director of the...

STEM Ready is supplying Mercy with incredible opportunities past the end of this semester.  On May 30, the first session of the summer research institute will occur and end on June 23. The grant that...

With recent bomb threats to cities nearby, including Yonkers and New York City, learning about bomb threat procedures can be life-saving. Students Nadine Ebe Ntonga ‘23 and Adriana Romano ‘23 learned...

Mercy College discussed the legalization of marijuana on Monday, March 24 during their Cannabis Symposium in the Lecture Hall. The symposium, which was hosted by Professors Donna Drum, and Charles...

It’s been three years since COVID-19 forced society to adapt to a new way of living, but still now many are struggling to coexist with these changes. One area that is constantly facing hardships due...

The Mercy College campus has been in the midst of an election since April 3 that will decide who will step up to leadership positions and join the Student Government Association (SGA) to continue the mission...

Social media and the rise of different social media applications have been linked to declining levels of mental health in all adults. Mass General Brigham McLean recently brought forward an article...

Professor Wendy Mages, Ed.D. has led several events for the Cabrini Immigrant Service’s StoryTelling, Art, Reading, and Socialization (STARS) program. This program is designated to promote literacy and...

Pittsburgh.  The city of bountiful bridges that overlook streams of sparkly water. A city where it is acceptable to eat raw pizza and put fries on everything. A city where the railroads are endless.  Mercy...