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Time Magazine-David Dausey-Public Health | May 20, 2013

Mercyhurst's David Dausey comments on a new type of gym in this Time Magazine story.

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Dausey in Time

Dausey warns of agro-terrorism threat | May 20, 2013

Aside from cyber-terrorism, public health expert David Dausey sees agro-terrorism as a looming terrorism threat.

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Dausey on agro-terrorism

Pittsburgh Tribune Review-Student Elizabeth Abernathy | May 06, 2013

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review story focuses on research of Mercyhurst forensic anthropology student Elizabeth Abernathy.

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Elizabeth Abernathy

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review-Bob Heibel-Intelligence Studies | April 17, 2013

Robert Heibel, founder of the Mercyhurst intelligence studies program, lends his expertise on the Boston Marathon bombings in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.

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Robert Heibel

Patriot News-Michael Federici-Political Science | April 15, 2013

Professor Michael Federici comments on Toomey gun proposal in Patriot News story.

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Michael Federici

Global Dispatch-David Dausey-Public Health | April 09, 2013

Mercyhurst University public health professor David Dausey, Ph.D., is quoted in The Global Dispatch story on pandemics.

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David Dausey

Plain Dealer - MUNE student Noldon Starks | April 02, 2013

Noldon Starks, a student at the Mercyhurst North East campus, is featured in this Plain Dealer story.

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MU Shield

Pioneer Press-(Minn.)-Women's Hockey-Molly Byrne | March 22, 2013

Mercyhurst women's hockey defenseman Molly Byrne of Plymouth, Minn., is interviewed in Pioneer Press (Minn.) feature.

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Molly Byrne

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review - Forensic Anthropology | March 19, 2013

The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review did a story on Mercyhurst forensic anthropology student Shari Eppel, a psychologist and noted human rights activist from Zimbabwe. She is at Mercyhurst to earn her master's degree in anthropology.

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Steven Symes, Shari Eppel

IOL-South Africa News Group-Steven Symes-Anthropology | March 14, 2013

Johannesburg - Investigators want a world expert in blunt-force trauma to examine exhumed skeletons to help establish the cause of death for two men whose murder could be linked to Winnie Madikizela-Mandela. According to this IOL South African news report, they are seeking the expertise of Mercyhurst forensic anthropologist Dr. Steven Symes.

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Steven Symes