Tucked away amidst the commotion of the Hudson Hall first floor lounge, Dr. Kristen Keckler, program director of the undergraduate English department, and her student editors, Hope Androsko and Briana...

Over the years, data breaches have been increasing. The number of breaches from January of 2005 to November of 2017 have skyrocketed. There are about 8,037 data breaches and the number of records exposed...

Tired of walking around the campus or the local community by foot? Now you can reserve your spot to use one of the Gotcha Solar Powered Bikes at the Dobbs Ferry campus.  The ten new bikes are...

“I ain’t sorry for nothing I done. And ain’t gonna be sorry,” said Danielle Gray, a member of the Theater Club, as she channeled her voice into reciting a monologue from August Wilson’s King...

They say getting stoned can help heal all kinds of medical problems, but can it really? Don't be mistaken, though, while our nation is steadily moving towards legalizing getting stoned in the traditional...

Halloween might come only once a year, but in Sleepy Hollow, the magic potion runs all year round. Sleepy Hollow, located in Westchester, New York, is one of those towns that was carved into the home...

It's difficulty getting out of bed in the morning and making it to class on time. It's not being able to sleep at night because your thoughts are so overwhelming. It's having your mind wander to far off...

It’s not uncommon for individuals to find sanctuary through the arts. Whether it be through painting, singing or writing – creativity becomes an escape. For former Sing Sing inmates who doubled as...

As Hispanic Heritage Month concludes, the college community reflected on how celebrating Hispanic culture is significant among a greatly diverse society. Hispanic Heritage Month runs from Sept. 15 to...

Mercy College invited speaker Tim'm West for a captivating discussion on the intersection of race, gender, sexuality, and social justice on Oct. 18. West, recognized as being the recipient of the 2015...