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Mercer will hold its 17th annual Building the Beloved Community Symposium from Sept. 15-16. This year’s event will mark the first time the symposium has been held in person and at full speed since 2019, and it will be free to all who wish to attend.
Mercer students looking for a new spot to get their coffee and spend time with friends should visit Taste and See, a coffee shop and art gallery on 546 Poplar St. here in Macon.
On the afternoon of September 8, while resting peacefully at her Scottish estate, Queen Elizabeth II passed away. She lived a long life of 96 years and reigned over the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth realms for 70 years.
Mercer University’s Student Government Association (SGA) announced the results for their annual senatorial elections at 6 p.m on Sept. 8 in the Connell Student Center.
Dragon Con is an annual convention held in Atlanta every Labor Day weekend. It began in 1987 and has evolved to be one of the “largest multi-media, popular culture convention(s) focusing on science fiction & fantasy, gaming, comics, literature, art, music and film in the universe,” according to its website.
As Mercer University begins a new school year, local coffee shop Z Beans Coffee has continued its rapid expansion across state lines. The single-origin, specialty coffee and tea retailer and wholesaler will have ten locations in operation by the end of the year.
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The Mercer community was excited to see what the football team would do against the Auburn University Tigers after last year when they scored twice on the University of Alabama Crimson Tide, despite the odds. Playing a top SEC school has become a tradition for Mercer football and fans have been having a blast with it.
With a new school year in full swing, many Mercer students have found themselves stressed with classes but have managed to stay content, enjoying their hand-selected music. The following songs, new and classic, have been recommended and praised by Mercer students and should hopefully be added to your upcoming studying playlists.
There is a buzz around campus in the form of crocheting. The fiber art form is similar to knitting, yet different from our favorite winter knit scarves that quickly come to mind when we think yarn products. Luis Hernandez '26 has been knitting for a few years now.
The University Center's Heritage Hall was packed with both new and returning students lined up for the Spin the Block Multicultural Welcome Back Mixer Thursday evening. The Office of Student Diversity and Inclusion, Minority Mentors and Opportunity Scholars partnered with QuadWorks to host the event.
In 2018, Adriana Horton noticed a vacant space next to Garden Society and became obsessed with the building. She began to envision what her shop would look like, imagining a space that's welcoming, comfortable and authentic.
Most returning students at Mercer have seen the feral cats on our Macon campus. However, new and returning students may not know how to interact with them safely. Here are some of the dos and dont's of engaging with Mercer’s feral cats — and feral cats in general.
Bear Perspectives is a series of first-person essays written by upperclassmen students at Mercer University about their experiences in college and what they wish they knew as a first-year. Throughout the beginning of the semester, The Cluster will publish a variety of these essays covering various topics for the benefit of the class of 2026.
Mercer’s football team kicked off the 2022 season Saturday night in Five Star Stadium and secured their first win over Morehead State University, 63-13.
Bear Perspectives is a series of first-person essays written by upperclassmen students at Mercer University about their experiences in college and what they wish they knew as a first-year. Throughout the beginning of the semester, The Cluster will publish a variety of these essays covering various topics for the benefit of the class of 2026.
Women’s basketball head coach, Susie Gardner, distributed her book, “1, 2, 3 Team!,” to Bibb County first graders on Friday, August 12, 2022.
Sandra Deal, the former first lady of Georgia and wife to 82nd Gov. Nathan Deal, died Tuesday at 80 of breast cancer that metastasized into brain cancer.
Over the course of nearly thirteen decades, The Grand Opera House has established itself as an integral part of Macon's lively community. Macon's most prominent theater is eager to kick off a new season, featuring a diverse lineup of events.
Bear Perspectives is a series of first-person essays written by upperclassmen students at Mercer University about their experiences in college and what they wish they knew as a first-year. Throughout the beginning of the semester, The Cluster will publish a variety of these essays covering various topics for the benefit of the class of 2026.
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