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Mercer's Bill Knight only needed two steps from home plate before he clapped his hands in celebration in front of the roaring crowd at OrthoGeorgia Park. The Florida State team in the field reacted with him, hanging their heads and beginning their trek to the showers as the Mercer squad exploded out of the dugout.
The women’s basketball team finished their regular season with a 64-55 win over Samford on Saturday in Birmingham, Alabama.
Mercer University's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will be hosting an academic panel discussing the present circumstances and potential consequences of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The panel will be held in the President's Dining Room on the University's Macon campus on Tuesday.
Masks are no longer required to be worn indoors by any Mercer students, faculty or staff effective Thursday, according to an email to students Wednesday afternoon from university President Bill Underwood.
Georgia legislators are working on Senate Bill 226, which is meant to ease the procedure for parents to ban books in their children’s school district.
Five community service organizations in Macon have been allocated funds from the American Rescue Plan by the Macon-Bibb County Commission to go towards violence and crime intervention. Representatives from each organization gave presentations about their group's goals and impact prior at the County Commission meeting Feb. 15.
One local bakery has survived an unscheduled opening, during COVID-19, and a national cream cheese shortage. On top of that, they sell out of multiple of their products, if not entirely almost every day.
DSTO Moore is a photographer native to Pleasant Hill, and his current exhibition in Mercer’s Frances Sewell-Plunkett Gallery is just one aspect of the way he lives his life: bringing positivity to the city he grew up in through his camera lens.
After winning the Southern Conference and making it to the NCAA Championship, women's lacrosse is looking to make another big splash this season.
A new era of Raveena emerges with her latest release, “Asha’s Awakening.” This album was preceded by her 2021 single “Tweety,” as well as featured singles “Rush” and “Secret,” the latter of which were included on the artist’s new album.
In her sixth studio album, “Laurel Hell,” Japanese-American singer-songwriter Mitski poses a haunting question: how can one find worthiness in both romantic relationships and modern hustle culture?
In honor of Black History Month, the Macon Arts Alliance opened up Feb. 4 with “The Black Artist Showcase,” an exhibition intended to celebrate and share the work of local Black artists. The work presented included an array of styles and mediums from artists like Caleb Brown, Dsto Moore, Kevin Lewis, Marvin Holloway, Matthew Odom, Randy Heart, Rhonda Miller and Wini McQueen.
As many Mercerians continue to accomplish their goals, one Mercer student has become inspired to use his education to help lead towards a path for peace in the world.
Two women were carjacked at Quick Zip gas station on Pio Nono Avenue just before midnight Feb. 7. According to a report from the Bibb County Sheriff’s Office, two of the identified victims were Mercer students.
The Bears continued Southern Conference play with games against Western Carolina University on Thursday, Feb. 10 and the University of North Carolina Greensboro on Saturday, Feb. 12.
Mercer Asia hosted a Lunar New Year dinner Feb. 7, featuring performances by students, prizes and a free dinner for attendees.
After a season of hovering around .500 with a 24-23 record in the 2021 season, Mercer softball is back and hoping to improve on their previous outing.
Around this time of year, it’s easy to feel the stress around Mercer’s campus. Everyone starts taking some of their first tests or has their first big assignments of the semester. Students are staying in the library longer, and everyone is talking about one class or another.
While Major League Baseball is out of commission amidst a feud between players and owners, college baseball is ready to start firing on all cylinders yet again. With the season starting Friday, here's a look at what to watch for during Mercer's baseball season.
Roses are red, violets are blue, these Bears are in love, and it's just so cute!
Solutions by The State News