By John Ceravino Carline Cham was watching the news with her mother on Jan. 12, the day the massive 7.0 scale earthquake hit the island of Haiti. "We just sat in awe of the news that was...

By John Ceravino "The house just isn't up to code," Vlad Jean said to his aunt as he nervously paced the room. His words fell to the ground, unheard, all attention devoted to the phone. ...

By Shedeiky Hamilton The earthquake struck. Thousands of lives lost. Prisoners on death row set free. No food, no water, no hope for survival. The 7.0 earthquake that hit the capital...

By Shelley Broxton Terrance Stewart Green has been working at it for some time. Long before his opportunity arrived, Green had been working to build his reputation as "The Go to Guy" among his...

By Kevin Lewis In light of ice sheets on the Antarctic peninsula melting at a worrying rate, the never ending cycle that is the topic of global warming once again makes its way to the forefront. ...

By Shelley Broxton In light of ice sheets on the Antarctic peninsula melting at a worrying rate, the never ending cycle that is the topic of global warming once again makes its way to the forefront. ...

By Shedeiky Hamilton "I am giving up sex," said Petrona Parsley, a 25 year old college student. Parsley is willing to give up a pleasurable aspect of her lifestyle during the period...

By Shedeiky Hamilton The Ending of an Era By: Shedeiky Hamilton Over 43 years ago, Joel Feimer accepted a job as a professor at Mercy College, teaching Medieval Literature from...

By Larryse Brown In a world ruled by student loans and methods of payment, some people ask what can be done for the outrageous debt students find themselves in before they reach graduate school....

By Pamela Cobbs Walking into the small White Plains campus of Mercy College, students will notice colorful signs everywhere reading in bold print, "Petition to Re-open the Cafeteria" with arrows...