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In a Room Full of Superpowers, Mercy Students Found Their Voice

In a room filled with powerful voices representing some of the world’s largest nations, the students from Mercy University understood something important before the first speech was ever delivered: influence is not always measured by size. And sometimes, the real challenge is having the courage to speak up at all. Representing Finland at this year’s...

Who Are You? The Mosaic of Identity

One of the questions I keep finding myself asking is “Who are you?” I also wonder this about other people. And I don’t mean this in ways or adjectives to describe myself or others. But the actual who that describes why someone is the way they are. I am not talking about the physical aspects...

Miller Time: Averi Brings the Boom for Mercy Softball

Mercy Mavericks softball player Averi Miller was featured in this latest highlight package, showcasing her hustle, focus, and presence throughout the game. The video captures key moments on the field along with the competitive energy and emotion surrounding Mercy softball this season. Produced, Shot and Edited by Dylan Reyer

Micki’s Circle: Mercy Ace Bringing the Heat

Mercy Mavericks Senior Pitcher Micki Secoda is already one of the most decorated players in program history. She looks to finish her season strong with not only records but with a team-first attitude. Produced, Shot and Edited by Dylan Reyer

Impact Wins Four 2025 NYPA Awards, Two First Place

The Impact won four New York Press Association awards in 2025 for writing and reporting, with two awards earning first-place honors. This was the second time The Impact has won two first-place writing awards in the same year. Cassidy Robideau won two first-place awards, as top columnist in the state and as the first-place finisher in the inaugural...

The Cost Of Getting To Class

A gallon of gas in parts of Westchester County has recently reached between the low $4 range and as high as $4.88 to $4.90 depending on location, bringing parts of the Hudson Valley close to the five-dollar mark. According to AAA data, New York’s statewide average has remained above the national average in 2026, with...

“Michael” 2026 Movie: The Main Point in Watching

Well, here it is, people. We are finally receiving the Biopic movie about Michael Jackson, “the King of Pop.” A legend that everyone should at least have heard of at some point in their lives. Several generations connect with him from birth, as soon as they are shown his awesome energy on his tracks...

Finals Week Takes Over Campus

Finals week brings a noticeable shift across campus. Schedules tighten, study sessions run longer, and students move through the end of the semester with a mix of focus, exhaustion, and anticipation. While the workload increases, so does the awareness that summer break is close. Hallways that are usually filled with casual movement begin to feel...

Every Step she Took Meant Nothing to the Men that Followed

Sometimes men are like pit bulls. A sweet face that will love you forever. For some that is true. But it’s far more likely that their DNA will contain an error. One that causes them to snap. Then they bite. “They’d rather be in hell than with me.” A warning that was missed. Kya Limbya...

Logging In Or Showing Up: Mercy Students Weigh The Difference

A little over six years after COVID-19 reshaped classrooms across the country, the effects of that shift are still visible throughout college campuses. What began as an emergency response during the Fall 2020 semester has since evolved into a permanent part of higher education. At Mercy University, students now move through a system in which...