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Mercer’s Alpha Tau Omega (ATO) fraternity held a vigil on Sunday night to remember the life of Mason Sells, who died on Monday, Sept. 23 after collapsing while playing in an intramural soccer match.
Mercer football rolled to its fourth win of the season on Saturday, beating The Citadel, 38-21. The win improved the team to 4-0 on the season and 2-0 against Southern Conference teams.
Mason Sells ‘26 of Peachtree City died Monday night after collapsing during an intramural soccer game, according to Mercer University. Sells was transported by ambulance to Atrium Health Navicent, where he was pronounced dead.
Mercer’s club soccer team has become highly competitive with a total of 28 members for the upcoming season. With such a large roster, members of the team are hopeful for a successful season.
The Mercer football team has had a strong season so far, undefeated both within the Southern Conference (2-0) and overall (4-0). They continued their streak in a win against The Citadel this past weekend, beating the Bulldogs 38-21. The Bears are now ranked No. 12, according to the NCAA FCS, and have been off to their best start to a season since 2013. The team, which earned an FCS National Team of the Week nod this last week, is one of two teams in the top-25 that has a perfect record so far.
Mercer University's QuadWorks hosted its annual "Stuff a Bear" event on Sept. 7, bringing students together for a day of community spirit and excitement.
Canadian rapper and singer Drake has removed a single from his recently-released mega compilation “100 Gigs," seemingly due to allegations of copyright infringement.
Returning Mercer students are expressing concerns surrounding The Drop for its prices, lack of meal exchange options and its replacement of Which Wich and Brewed Awakenings.
Macon Pride 2024 is just around the corner and plans to be a celebration full of love, acceptance and diversity. Whether this is your first Pride, or you’re a Pride pro, here is what you can expect and look forward to during Macon’s 2024 Pride Week:
Despite the overcast skies and drizzly weather, more than 300 students participated in MerServe's annual Be a Good NeighBear event over the weekend.
The Bears came out of Saturday with an undefeated record of 3-0 on the season as the team beat the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, 10-3. It was the Bears’ first ranked win of the season as Chattanooga was ranked No. 16 and Mercer, who was 9-23 against ranked opponents heading into the game, was ranked No. 24.
Mercer volleyball heads into Saturday's game against the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (8-7) with a 12-3 record overall and flawless 2-0 start to Southern Conference play.
Men’s soccer continue hot streak, cruising past Southern Indiana
Mercer football came claws out and roared on the road this past week against the Bethune-Cookman University Wildcats in Daytona Beach, Fl.
After a two-day voting block, Mercer's Student Government Association (SGA) announced freshman senator election results on Sept. 5 in the CSC.
Neither rain, nor lightning, nor wind, nor a one and a half hour-long weather delay could cloud Mercer’s season-opening football game in front of a crowd of more than 7,000 fans. The Bears took on the Presbyterian College Blue Hose for the first time since 2019, beating the South Carolina team, 63-10.
A small crowd of students gathered on Cruz Plaza today, supported by faculty, to perform a "peaceful and educational" demonstration in solidarity with other students across America. The protest was organized by Tori Glazier '24, Matthew Simmerman '24 and Belle Hart '24 in order to ask once again for Mercer to respond, acknowledge or agree to their requests that have been publicly expressed since Mercer Police intervened on behalf of the University during a protest outside a guest lecture in April.
This is an opinion article. Any views expressed belong solely to the author and are not representative of The Cluster, Mercer University's Student Government Association, or Mercer University.
Community members gathered in downtown Macon on Monday for the unveiling of bronze markers that display important pieces of Macon’s Black history. The project was organized by Macon200, a bicentennial campaign celebrating the city’s 200-year anniversary since its founding in 1823.
On a bright Saturday morning in Tattnall Square Park, over two hundred people gathered to participate in Mercer's 2024 Out of the Darkness Campus Walk. Every spring, thousands of people all over the country walk in support of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s (AFSP) mission to bring hope to those affected by suicide.
Solutions by The State News