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… celebrating its achievements, challenges, and enduring spirit over the past century. Currently, two episodes have been filmed, with plans to complete all scripts by May 2025 and wrap up filming by October of the same year. As the university approaches its centennial in 2026, “Mercyhurst UnArchived” stands as a powerful testament to its legacy—one that will preserve its history and inspire generations to come. PHOTO: Documentary narrator Chris Magoc, retired professor of History, is seen in…
… difference at home and in their communities. We applaud our honorees for their passion, their commitment to excellence, and for the work they do to bring communities together. The impact these women make across our state demonstrates why they are truly Maryland’s Top 100 Women." Getz’ most recent recognition comes just 19 months into her Mercyhurst tenure and is as indicative of her early gains as it is the future of her presidency, noted Vice President for Advancement Sam McCrimmon.…
… and designed to resonate with the 18-to-50-year-old demographic while ensuring a return on investment. This experience allowed each of us to employ the knowledge we've gained in the classroom to a real-world case, further enhancing our skills in research, business, sales, and marketing.” Meanwhile, Parente called Colby “as steady as they come. He embodies everything you want from students. He pushes himself, looks for alternate pathways, and is the best example of a servant leader I…
… Lauryne Davis, senior Sports Medicine Pre-Physical Therapy The Bonaire trip runs from Jan. 4-11. A FSAT excursion to Greece is planned in the spring, as is the university’s traditional semester in Dungarvan, Ireland. For these and other study-abroad opportunities, visit the university’s study abroad web page or contact Dr. James Snyder, who heads Mercyhurst’s Office of Global Programs, at jsnyder@mercyhurst.edu . FILE PHOTO: One of last year’s Bonaire FSAT participants, Alyssa Poleski, is…
… (Tony, Drama Desk, OCC nominations), “The Pajama Game” (Tony, Drama Desk, OCC nominations), “The Light in the Piazza” (Tony, Drama Desk nominations), “Sweet Smell of Success,” “Follies,” “Dracula,” and “Jekyll & Hyde.” She was awarded the prestigious Drama League’s Distinguished Achievement in Musical Theatre Award in 2019. In 2015, she made her Metropolitan Opera debut in Lehar’s “The Merry Widow” opposite Renée Fleming and returned as Despina in Mozart’s “Cosi Fan Tutte.” She was last…
… agricultural identity—particularly its well-known grape vineyards. By teaching STEM through this local lens, the program makes abstract concepts more tangible and relevant to students. Dr. Amy Burniston, the program’s principal investigator and associate professor of Biology and Education at Mercyhurst, highlighted the impact of this approach: “Thanks to PASmart’s support, STEM & Vine has helped students connect with STEM in ways that reflect their everyday lives and surroundings. We…
… Laker Legacy: Mercyhurst alum leads charge to change youth sports culture Friday, May 09, 2025 We’ve all seen it: the annoyed father challenging a ref at his child’s hockey game, the soccer mom grousing about her daughter’s lack of playing time, or even young athletes exchanging heated words on the field. While these are extremes, they highlight a real issue—emotions can run high in youth sports, sometimes overshadowing the core purpose: fun, growth, and teamwork. Even subtle pressures to win…
… Food insecurity on college campuses: ‘the silent epidemic’ Monday, August 14, 2023 True or False: If students can afford to go to college, they must be able to afford food. Although a reasonable theory, it is far from true. A 2021 study by the Hope Center at Temple University placed the incidence of food insecurity on four-year college campuses at nearly 30 percent. That is not to say that emaciated students can be seen struggling openly. Rather, food insecurity is the state of being without…
… from young children to senior citizens. Since it takes very little financial commitment and the learning curve is so quick, disc golf has very few limitations to its growth. The game’s public appeal has blossomed considerably since the onset of COVID-19 because it is played outdoors and is socially distanced by design. In 2020, the Professional Disc Golf Association reported an 84 percent growth in new members and, through much of 2021, sanctioned more than 6,200 events worldwide. Once seen…
… & Order.” She also had a part in the Martin Scorsese-directed film, “The Wolf of Wall Street” (2013). A raconteur if ever there was one, Lebowitz has long been a regular on various talk shows including those hosted by Jimmy Fallon, Conan O'Brien, and Bill Maher. In an interview with the Paris Review, Lebowitz said “I’m not a nervous person. I’m not afraid to be on TV. I’m only afraid when I write. When I’m at my desk I feel like most people would feel if they went on TV.” She can…