This time of every year, I would recall what efforts I made for someone who is colder than I am in the winter. When I was a freshman, I participated in knitting woolly hat for the Save the Children with...
Alcohol awareness week was held from the Nov. 4 through Nov. 6 at Mercy College. During the three days, the event discussed three topics and raised desirable awareness and attention about alcohol by drawing...
Foreigners coming to Korea learn a word for the first time is “Ppalli Ppalli”. It is clear that many Korean use this word. “Ppalli Ppalli” means “hurry up hurry up” or “fast fast” in English....
As the end of the year approaches, the temperature drops causing concern for people in need. On October 23th, I followed the volunteering work of The Rotaract Club, a volunteer organization at Mercy. The...
Traditional yoga originated in India and is a common method to calm and purify the mind and body. However, nowadays new yoga for health and diet has introduced various types of yoga with a modern flare.
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From Sept. 18 to 22, was Korean Thanksgiving Day, ‘Chuseok’. Chuseok falls on August 15th by the lunar calendar and is the biggest national holiday in Korea. Every ‘Chuseok’, relatives living far...
Those who did not see the “Blue Man Group” performance on October 8th would be regretful. A little more than 20 Mercy students got on the bus at 5pm, and then the bus headed to the Bronx campus...
Gaetano Pennisi is currently a Senior at Mercy University. He is currently a Media Studies major here at Mercy while having the dream of being a sports reporter/journalist. Gaetano is on the...
Connor Abrahall is a junior at Mercy University majoring in journalism while also playing on the lacrosse team for the University. Connor Abrahall has a blue collar mindset as he juggles relationships,...
