In a world where conflict has taken over interpersonal, national and international relationships, it has become more important than ever...

As students are applying for jobs and internships, their first impulse may be to go on Handshake and send the same résumé out to many...

The population of first-generation students has increased at the Mount with each passing year. Now there is a First-Generation Advisory...

On Oct. 20, the Career Center and the Department of English hosted an English Alumni Panel via Zoom with Mount alumni Andrew Calis (C’09)...

The 2021 Indigenous People’s Day, a U.S. holiday established in response to Columbus Day, was used to highlight current social issues...

In honor of November being Native American Heritage Month, The Mountain Echo would like to shed light on issues affecting Indigenous...

On November 15th, women staff, faculty and administration gathered for staff development and community bonding at iLEAD’s Women’s...

While it may not have been the results wanted by the Mount St. Mary’s women's basketball team, it was a hard-fought game against Seton...

It may not be the most popular sport among the Mount St. Mary’s sports community, but they are making history and a name for themselves...

The Mount St. Mary’s women’s basketball team beat Valley Forge 102-15 on Nov. 13. It was an emphatic win, to say the least. This 87-point...

Nine people died and hundreds were injured due to people rushing for the stage at Travis Scott's Astroworld music festival in Houston, on...

Racism is ingrained in American society, and sadly, people are now realizing that their previous actions were racist. During the World...

The Meta and Metaverse initiative was announced at the end of June this year by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. His vision was ambitious....