The United States of America is often known for the diversity of its people. In History classes, we all learned about Ellis Island, the high influx of immigrants into America...

COVID-19 has brought many challenges in regard to re-opening campus as safely as possible. One of those challenges was how to create a space for art students to utilize their...

If anyone is looking for new reading material, a new book by a member of the Mercyhurst faculty has recently been released. Amanda Sage, M.M., is an adjunct flute professor...

The baby grand piano in the chapel foyer in Old Main is being replaced. Donated to Mercyhurst University in 2011 by Bill and Susan Kindler, the piano is no longer in playable...

The Mercyhurst D’Angelo Department of Music’s cello instructor Kellen Degnan performed a recital on Jan. 22. It was it a great show. Percussionist Daniel Raney was...

On Nov. 22, 23 and 24, the Mercyhurst Dance Department and The Mercyhurst Civic Orchestra presented “Giselle.” The ballet was directed and produced by C. Noelle Partusch...

From Dec. 5 through Dec. 8, the Mercyhurst University Theatre department will host a production of “A Dickens of a Carol” in the Taylor Little Theatre. “A Dickens...

Mercyhurst’s D’Angelo Opera Theatre will present the one-act opera “The Old Maid and the Thief ” for one performance only on Nov. 15 at 7 p.m. in Walker Recital Hall. Written...

Rebecca Wunch, clarinet, and Nathan Hess, DMA, piano, closed out the Faculty Recital Series for the fall semester on Nov. 6. The program included pieces that varied in...

Founded in Ohio in 1982 by Gretchen Bierbaum to promote and recognize collage as a major art medium, the National Collage Society has members throughout the United States...