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GMercyU’s new Exercise Science program teaches students about the human body, fitness, and how exercise affects health. Students learn through hands-on experiences, such as working in labs or training settings, leading to potential careers, such as physical therapy, coaching, or personal training. The program aims to prepare students to help others live heal
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Digital Communication students Carleigh Beres and Noelle Santana presented their research which analyzed digital and social media discourse of nonprofit organizations focused on one ofGMercyU’s critical concerns at the annual GMercyU Research Conference. Noelle Santana’s research focused on legal issues related to immigration, showing how three differe
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Beginning with just 4 in a dorm room . . .   This semester, a group of student-athletes, namely those from the baseball and track programs, has met weekly to read and discuss various Bible passages. Beginning with just 4 in a dorm room, the group has grown to shelter up to 18 at once....
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The music industry major set to debut at GMercyU in Fall 2026 is a brand-new addition, bringing fresh energy and opportunity to students who want to turn their passion for music into a career. This podcast explores what makes the program exciting, from its focus on real-world experience, multi-disciplinary connections to business and Digital Communications,.
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GMercyU’s Catherine’s Cupboard was created with one simple goal in mind: to support students in a real and practical way. Rooted in the university’s values of service and care for others, it was established as a response to a growing need on campus that often goes unseen. Over time, it has become a steady and...
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Many students walk across campus every day without realizing that one of its creative groups is right there. VoiceBox, Gwynedd Mercy University’s a cappella group, makes music using their voices, no instruments, no backing tracks, just vocals. The group was founded by Grammy-nominated Carol Evans, a Gwynedd Mercy University professor and choir director of th
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Students and faculty at GMercyU talk about the impact of music and the arts on campus life. This story includes perspectives from Open Jam Club president Naziyah Campbell, former president AJ Madara, Creative Arts Club president Ksenia Semenovykh, advisor Jeff Wallace and Provost Stephen Grieco on how creative spaces foster connection, support student well b
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Associate Dean of Student Success and First-Year Experience, Dr. Kim Cooney, and Chair of the Behavioral and Social Sciences Department and Faculty Athletic Representative, Dr. Patrick “Doc” McGrain, speak on the habits, resources, mentality, and practices of a good student here at Gwynedd. Both faculty members recommend themselves and the Student Success Ce
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