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… Mercyhurst’s Irish alumni return to campus for unprecedented reunion Thursday, June 01, 2023 Many a hug, handshake, and smile will be extended in the name of friendship when Mercyhurst University hosts its annual Reunion Weekend June 9-11. That’s to be expected. Less familiar will be the resounding cheers of “Sláinte” likely to be heard across campus. In Ireland, Sláinte is a drinking toast that means “health.” But it is more than just a word; it's a cultural practice. When someone…
… History of the Grotto Image Tucked away on the northwest side of campus is the Grotto, a shaded, peaceful place for reflection, conversation, and study. Modeled after the famous Grotto at Lourdes, France, a popular pilgrimage site for Catholics, the Mercyhurst Grotto features an alcove containing a white statue of Our Lady of Lourdes, an altar, and kneelers, with several benches spread throughout the surrounding lawn. The Grotto was designed by William Sullivan, Mercyhurst’s first chaplain.…
… History of the Gates For nearly seventy-five years, all who turn into Old Main Drive from 38th Street pass through one of the most iconic structures on Mercyhurst’s campus – the Mercyhurst gates. Measuring twenty feet high and weighing in at an impressive fifteen tons, the iron gates have long welcomed students, faculty, Alumni, and guests to the institution, making an unforgettable first impression. The gates are impressive enough on the surface, but even more intriguing is their storied…
… and I'm learning to play mandolin, ukulele, banjo, and Appalachian dulcimer. Coffee Enthusiast I'll always say yes to good coffee. Scholarship I was among the earliest scholars to explore opportunities for businesses to alleviate violent conflict and build positive peace. 🚀 Today's Work for Tomorrow's Change - What We're Working On 1 / 🟢 Opportunity for All From scholarships to internships, we’re expanding access so everyone has the chance to thrive. 🌈 Your Voice…
… Steve Gregg Executive Director of Admissions Contact Information EMAIL: sgregg@mercyhurst.edu PHONE: 814-824-3696 Hometown: North East, PA College Major: Communication Arts/Political Science Why I Love Mercyhurst: The students, faculty, and staff all share in an overwhelmingly positive attitude. Favorite Spot on Mercyhurst's Campus: I love driving through the gates everyday and seeing Old Main standing sturdy on the hill. Favorite Erie Destination: Dobbins Landing Favorite…
… a large enough voting group to impact election outcomes and shape the future of a healthy and informed democracy, and it is important to develop voting habits early. Prepare for the upcoming election cycle by viewing our Voting Resources PDF . Hurst Responders Hurst Responders is a new student-driven volunteer platform developed to support the Department of Community Engagement and Erie community. Any Mercyhurst student can follow the account on social media and respond to various campus and…
… Rastogi, M., Feldwisch, R.P., Pate, M., & Scarce, J. (Eds.), Foundations in art therapy: Theory and applications. Elsevier Publishing Company. Schwartz, J.B., St. John, P.A., Lagstein, C.G., Pate, M.C., & Denning, H.J. (November 2022). Instructional content in undergraduate art therapy education, Art Therapy: Journal of the American Art Therapy Association. Presentations: Art Therapy Across the Lifespan, Buckeye Art Therapy Association’s Annual Symposium, University of Cincinnati…
… able to grow from my time in class along with service projects and internships, serving as a member of the Lacrosse team being a part of a top athletic program, being a resident assistant (RA) representing others in a positive way, working in sports information and being paid to help with stats at Mercyhurst Athletics events, serving Mercyhurst Student Government representing my classmates, being a part of the Merciad student newspaper as a sports editor, and growing my faith in Campus…
… In their place, Mercyhurst chose a more participative, uplifting event. “We recognized that in addition to increasing students’ individual awareness of personal depression, we wanted them to experience an event that would bring them together in a way that lifts the spirit, supports hope, fosters interaction, and builds social connections,” explained Dr. Judy Smith, executive director, Wellness. The grant enabled the center to host three such events at different times and sites across campus…
… History of the O'Neil Tower The iconic façade of Old Main would be incomplete without the presence of O’Neil Tower, the four-story tower through which students, faculty, staff, and visitors enter the oldest building on campus. Prior to the construction of the initial college complex, the Sisters envisioned a tower that would be the “main feature of the school,” but the high expense of the project forced the Sisters to put the plans for the tower and a chapel on hold until funds could be…