By Kevin Lewis Nicolette Gebhardt never thought she'd pick up a sport, but saw her friends playing volleyball and figured, "Hey, why not give it a try?" It certainly sounds like a wise decision. Now...

By A.J. Martelli Most Mercy College students spent their summers tanning on the beach. Many went on expensive vacations while others spent sunny days relaxing by the sides of their pools. Brian...

By Jessi Rucker Roxana Saberi knew she was being watched in Iran. As an Iranian-American and a well-known journalist, she knew she was a prime target. The book she was working on, focusing on current...

By Shelley Broxton Check any college poll. The number one motivation for attending college is to have a fighting chance in a competitive job market. Despite the time, money, and tears put into...

By Tom Fehn Even with a number of troops starting to make their way back home after serving for our country, many of our brave men and women are still overseas fighting for our freedom, and...

By Shelley Broxton The name was a facade. Sure, they carried a small selection of books. They also had current issues of TIME magazine and stacks of The New York Times and Wall Street Journal for...

By Brandon Chalkin What is the biggest difference between life in the convent and life outside the convent for a retired servant of God? “Paying taxes,” Dr. Ann Grow jokes. Grow is...

By Ralfston Meek Five Mercy campuses. Yet only three cafeterias. The White Plains campus is located in the residential retailing district. However, many students have to venture farther outdoors in...

By Jessi Rucker Impact Staff Three out of four Americans will be overweight or obese by 2020, which will subsequently increase diabetes rates and healthcare spending, according to a new study....

By Larryse Brown, Tom Fehn and Brandon Chalkin Rumors. Threats. Harassment. The school yard? No. Online. Where the bullies roam free and the school yard never closes. Acts of the newly coined...