One month after the Food and Drug Administration announced its ban of flavorful, New York City Council passed a bill with a 46-1 vote further banning the sale of flavored tobacco products. The bill...

By John Ceravino The state of New York is keeping up with the widespread use of texting while driving. Starting last month on Nov. 1, all drivers are prohibited from texting while operating a motor...

By John Ceravino The Mercy College Lions Club held one of its many fundraisers to help the needy this past Nov. 10 by holding a bake sale in order to raise money for both the Wounded Warrior Program...

By Larryse Brown From possessed satanic dogs, to strange celebrity obsessions, the defense for murder over time has come in all varieties and never ceases to be at the very least original. The latest...

By Shedeiky Hamilton He opens the door to the room that connects him to a program he wishes to change. Duane Smith accepted the role as the Director of the Honors Program hoping to make a difference...

By Pamela Cobbs Mercy College is hosting a fund raiser titled "The Big Switch," where students can purchase a raffle ticket and win the opportunity to switch places with the President of Mercy College...

Amanda Parker, a Mercy College senior, sits in a psychiatrist's office anxiously twiddling her thumbs and fidgeting with the tiny thread that dangles from her sweater. Her evaluation begins. The...

On Nov. 5, 2012, the U.S. Department of Defense awarded Mercy College a grant to the undergraduate and graduate students in the School of Liberal Arts’ Information Assurance and Cybersecurity programs. October...

When asked about credit debt, most college students just roll their eyes and say things like “I have enough of that to last me a life time,” or “let’s ignore that until later.” College students...

Rocco DeRose, Staff Writer As the presidential campaign entered it's final week, Barack Obama had failed to regain much of the support he lost in the days following the first presidential debate and...