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… of rebirth and renewal to rejoice in the Resurrection and the love of God represented by it. May our rebirth happen every day with new strength, new hope, and with ever-increasing faith. And may we share our strength with those who need it most. As we move through spring, let’s also be mindful of the beautiful signs of rebirth all around us: the blossoming of our favorite magnolia tree, colorful foliage surrounding the Mary Garden, outdoor gatherings, and the sun and warmth illuminating our…
… access to services such as copying and printing as well as the Pepsi vending machines. The OneCard, works on a declining balance system. A student can deposit money onto their OneCard either by sending a check/money order to the OneCard office or by paying in person (cash/check/credit/debit). There is also the option to add funds electronically using the GET app. Frequently Asked Questions What is the OneCard? It is a multi-purpose identification card that accesses all privileges on and off…
… students Wednesday, September 04, 2024 Starting college can be both exciting and intimidating, so why not take some advice from those who have been there, done that? Here, Mercyhurst University sophomores, juniors, and seniors—who also serve as Ambassadors—share some timely advice with the Class of 2028. Their guidance is based not only on their own freshman experience but also on their extensive knowledge gained from interacting with prospective students and their families during campus…
… to grow her brand even further. Oh, and did we mention she’s also a Cyber Security major minoring in Arabic? Anna sums it up perfectly: “I have a lot of interests.” Check out Anna’s collection at mellow-lemon and support a young entrepreneur on the rise. She can also be found on Instagram at @mellowlem0n. Image Meet Max Dillaman: Guy with a Green Thumb Mercyhurst freshman Max Dillaman from nearby Meadville turned a pandemic curveball into a booming business before even stepping foot on campus…
… seeks to attract, develop, and retain quality and committed faculty, staff, and administration. With hospitality central to the Mercy Mission, we’re committed to building a culturally diverse workplace that resembles the world we seek to serve. We believe our students’ educations are best served through a challenging learning experience that defies sameness of thought and offers exposure to unfamiliar dimensions of the world. Living, learning, and working at Mercyhurst means being part of a…
… accepted for CREATE, a college simulation program for neurodivergent students designed to evaluate their readiness for college life. Led by Amanda Mulder, director of the Autism Initiative at Mercyhurst (AIM), CREATE typically enrolls between 20 and 25 students on the autism spectrum each summer. To date, this year’s cohort includes students from the tri-state area, Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, Michigan, and Texas. During the three-week program, participants live and dine on campus,…
… Mercyhurst Municipal Police Training Academy to graduate 13 cadets Wednesday, December 14, 2022 Thirteen cadets, members of the 120th class of the Mercyhurst University Municipal Police Training Academy, will graduate on Friday at 11 a.m. in Walker Recital Hall, situated in the Audrey Hirt Academic Center on the Erie campus. Erie County District Attorney Elizabeth Hirz is guest speaker. Upon completion of the program, students are prepared for positions as police officers, park rangers,…
… Announce mental health awareness information at home games. Also, play a Hilinski’s Hope message after which everyone will be encouraged to hold up their last three fingers in remembrance of Tyler, who wore the No. 3 jersey at Washington State, and all others who may be suffering in silence. "While conversations around mental illness can be tough and at times uncomfortable, it is absolutely critical for the well-being of our student-athletes,” said Kym Hilinski. “We have spoken on dozens…
… Autism Initiative at Mercyhurst: Transformative experiences beyond campus Wednesday, April 17, 2024 (EDITOR’S NOTE: April is Autism Acceptance Month) A signature component of Mercyhurst University’s program for college students on the autism spectrum is providing them with new experiences beyond campus. During the 15-year history of the Autism Initiative at Mercyhurst (AIM), students have traveled to New York City; Washington, D.C.; Seattle, Washington; and the Grand Canyon, as well as some…
… consecutive year. Launched in 2016 by Gov. Tom Wolf, the grant aims to increase awareness, education, and resources for sexual assault prevention and victim support initiatives at higher education institutions. Mercyhurst was awarded $40,000, the full amount requested. The latest grant enables several new initiatives, said Ann Miller, Title IX Coordinator and Compliance Officer. The first is a peer educator program. Peer educators will be paid a stipend to assist with programming both on…