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I’d like to begin by thanking The Mercury’s most dedicated readers, Babe Ruth and President Biden. If you’re wondering why Babe Ruth and...
While virtual classes can be exhausting or unengaging for many, class recordings allow students to re-watch lectures at their convenience rather than feel...
It goes without saying that COVID-19 has proven to be a public health nightmare. But it seems that something else is quickly gaining...
Going down the highway, some guy driving recklessly with a Jesus fish on his car cuts me off. A group of my Christian...
Ten percent of individuals who menstruate in college face a tough choice: do they buy a box of pads or their next meal?...
At first glance, short-term mission trips might seem like a good way to get involved in humanitarian work, but they are actually more...
“Too emotional for science.” Phrases like this have continuously hindered women trying to break the glass ceiling in STEM. Why are these barriers...
According to Google Trends, words such as “astrology chart” and “rising sign” have peaked in early 2021, and many professional astrologers report that...
While some have argued that the recent popularity of thrifting is problematic, thrifting – when done responsibly – is a more sustainable, affordable...
The Mercury has begun descending into a den of right-wing misinformation. As former editors-in-chief, it is heartbreaking to watch the paper that we...
