Mercy School of Education student Derek Horne ’19 uses chess to build his students’ social and emotional awareness. He teaches 15 fifth-grade students with autism and emotional disabilities at the Vida Bogart School for All Children, a school in the...

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Mercy College has received a grant of more than $80,000 from the National Security Agency under the Department of Defense (DoD) Cybersecurity Scholarship Program for a project entitled “Developing Digital Learning Technology-Enabled Course Modules...

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Mercy College announced it is pursuing plans to expand its Manhattan Campus to more than 95,000 square feet over the next two years. The concept was developed with SL Green Realty Corporation to include more academic space, common multi-use zones, a...

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In early November, Mercy College hosted a delegation of young journalists and media professionals from Ukraine to learn about transparent election coverage. The event was held as part of the Open World program, an organization affiliated with the US...

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This fall, Mercy hosted three "Lunch with the Provost" events on the Dobbs Ferry, Manhattan and Bronx Campuses. Designed to invite student feedback through candid conversations with Dr. Herrera and other members of the administration, the lunches...

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Mercy students, faculty, and staff convened this past week (November 12-16) to mark the College’s engagement with issues of global concern through a series of International Week events. The week—organized by Dr. Sheila Gersh, Director of Mercy’s...

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Mercy College Trustee Dr. Gregory H. Williams, M.B.A. ’14 has received the John H. Finley Award from the City College of New York/CUNY. The award honors exemplary, dedicated service to the City of New York and the nation, while enhancing the quality...

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Professor Francine Seruya, PhD, who directs Mercy’s Graduate Occupational Therapy program, recently published two articles to address occupational therapy services in classroom settings for elementary and middle-school children. In her most recent...

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