20 Years Later: Honoring the Heroes of 9/11
Camryn Holt I’m staring at this blank document trying to come up with the words to even describe how horrific this day... Read More
Social Justice Month is Full of Events, There is Still Time to Attend
Liv Faulkner’22 Social Media & Marketing Director Ally Gioia’23 Staff Writer Within the first full week of April, over 2,000 students already... Read More
Faculty Spotlight: Professor Raymond Mooney
Geena Levine ‘21 Photo Editor Professor Raymond Mooney started his career at Merrimack College as an adjunct professor in 2016. At that... Read More
WGS Program Releases “Unapologetically Black” Podcast Episode
The Women’s and Gender Studies program at Merrimack recently released an episode of the Living Out Loud: Storytelling for Social Change podcast:... Read More
Celebrating African American Military Milestones
Shannon Butler-Mokoro, Ph.D., MSW Gabrielle “Gabby” Womack Alongside churches and schools, the military is one of the oldest and most important institutions... Read More
Rachel Mignanelli: A Real Warrior
By Megan Snow ‘20 Staff Writer When students come to Merrimack College, they are named “warriors.” It’s a nickname mainly used... Read More
Vince Skelton: A Real Warrior
Vince Skelton: A Real Warrior When students come to Merrimack College, they are named “warriors.” It’s a nickname mainly used to... Read More
Kristen Gamble: A Real Warrior at Merrimack
By Alison Tobin ’18 Staff Writer Merrimack College students collectively identify themselves as warriors because that is the school’s mascot. However,... Read More
Real Warriors: International Students Make Mark On Campus
By Hannah Lee ’17 Staff Writer It is no question that Merrimack is growing, both the campus and the student body.... Read More