Sasha Baranov wakes up every morning ready to tackle the long yet productive day ahead of him. Within the first semester of his freshman year, Baranov has become heavily involved on and off campus. At...

When traveling the world, anything can happen. Catrine Thorrud went to Greece with her mother, and didn’t expect what would happen while they were there. A woman stopped the two of them and claimed they...

On Oct. 18, Central Park hosted its annual Breast Cancer Walk. Everyone was dressed in pink for the event. Men and women alike, who were breast cancer survivors, made the five mile walk. Before one...

Nightmares are only supposed to occur while you’re sleeping. However, while Mercy faculty and students were preparing to end the spring semester of 2011, Carlton Spruill Jr. was wide awake, as he was...

As Mercy is preparing to celebrate the upcoming opening of its new residence hall on the Dobbs Ferry campus, help with name selection was requested from students, faculty, staff, and alumni. We know...

Circle of Sisters is the largest expo for women of color in New York City, and is the premiere event for the sharing of thoughts, inspirations and prayers amongst them. It is hosted by HOT 97 and was...

The NSCS Chapter at Mercy College held its annual New Member Induction Ceremony this month in the Rotunda. The National Society of Collegiate Scholars, or NSCS, is an organization that dates back to...

Students can stand up and not be afraid to be who they are because friends and family will standup with them. Oct. 11 marked the 27th anniversary of National Coming Out Day. One of the reasons why...

When it comes to Mercy College, traditional libraries are a thing of the past. With our high-tech library databases and the new addition of 3D printers, it’s clear to see that Mercy values its students...

If you’ve been on campus for more than two years, the recent changes are easy to see. There’s a new dorm being built, walkways have been paved over, and new computers in some classrooms in Main Hall....