The COVID-19 crisis, as well as the eruption of Black Lives Matter protests, have made the world feel on the brink of oblivion....
By The MercuryJune 15, 2020In light of a worldwide crisis, it seems that a non-living organism has effectively exposed the fundamental flaws in our government more than...
By The MercuryJune 15, 2020Obstacles in life are often unexpected — especially lately. Scrambling for opportunities, something to do, many have found themselves stuck competing for an...
By The MercuryJune 15, 2020Riot Games’ “Valorant” has been stealing the hearts of gamers on the FPS scene, with thousands of players even before its official launch....
By The MercuryJune 15, 2020Akshat Bhati, an international supply chain management graduate student, said it was a dream to come to the United States. After coronavirus forced...
By The MercuryJune 15, 2020As coronavirus shifts students’ academic plans, the 24-in-30 rule remains relevant to ensure graduation. This rule says that students have to complete 24...
By The MercuryJune 15, 2020Beginning early May, Texas Governor Greg Abbott began the process of the gradual reopening of Texas. By now, the state has moved on...
By The MercuryJune 15, 2020Dear incoming student, I don’t know about you, but the last several weeks have been a blur of days that feel largely the...
By The MercuryMay 25, 2020Six ways to adapt notetaking habits to college When you wake up, what you eat and how you study are all habits you...
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