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A new health education course hosted mental health speaker Abraham Sculley on Mercer’s Macon campus Sept. 23 to raise awareness about suicide and prevention in a collaborative effort with Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) and Sexual Assault, Hazing and Alcohol Prevention (SHAPE).
After a year and a half of finding creative ways to put on their productions, Mercer Theatre is back to live performances, and this years’ selection of shows is looking to be worth the wait.
Mercer’s Social Justice Book Club will host a panel presentation on Critical Race Theory as part of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives’ first Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (J.E.D.I.) week on Sept. 27.
QuadWorks, Mercer’s student programming board, celebrated its 20th year on campus last week. The group is responsible for the organization and execution of various campus events during the academic year, including homecoming.
The Mercer Men’s Golf team finished in second place overall at the Golfweek Fall Challenge last week, breaking the program record for a 54 hole course in the process with a team score of 29-under par.
Mercer’s Volleyball team traveled to Statesboro, Georgia to play in the Georgia Southern Tournament “Gata Challenge” Sept. 17 and 18.
Mercer is home to a variety of student artists who express themselves through various mediums and genres and create unique bodies of work influenced by the college experience. One such artist who has been making waves on campus is Avery Lario, a senior art major who is also completing the pre-nursing track.
MerServe’s annual Be a Good Neighbear service event will be held on Sept. 25 this year, returning to its preexisting format after being held over the course of two weekends in the 2020-2021 academic year. The event, which will offer over 20 volunteer sites, will require masks and social distancing for participating students.
Hardman Hall's Plunkett Gallery opened with its first exhibition of the year, titled “Summer Salon,” Sept. 17.
Macon Pride celebrated its first Pride parade in almost 20 years in 2019. After pausing in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Pride returns this year with a multi-day lineup of events.
Mercer University will be hosting its very first Gothic Festival, an event honoring all things gothic and horror-themed, from Oct. 27 to Oct. 31 in the Connell Student Center.
On a day destined for a shutout, Mercer University had other plans. Amidst a Tide of points for the University of Alabama in Saturday afternoon’s game, the Bears were able to score two touchdowns of their own against the No. 1 team in the country.
Two Mercer University religion professors will speak at a Storytellers Macon event Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Grant’s Lounge.
Mercer’s Fine Art and Design seniors will present their recent work in Hardman Hall's Plunkett Gallery starting Sept. 17 with a reception from 5 to 7 p.m. The show, entitled “Summer Salon,” will feature the students’ recent work from outside of class.
After moving all students to remote learning Sept. 7, Bibb County public school students have returned to in-person classes.
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To be neurodivergent is to be neurodevelopmentally different, or to have a brain that is structured differently from the “typical” person’s. According to Health Assured, the neurodivergent brain “functions, learns and processes information differently than others.”
The Mercer men’s and women’s cross-country teams were featured in the North Alabama Showcase on Sept. 17. The competition took place at John Hunt Park in Huntsville, Alabama. The Men's team finished 11th in the Men's 8K Race while the Women's team finished 19th overall in the Women's 5K Race, according to AthleticLive.
Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles began the NFL season with a comfortable win over a fledgling Atlanta Falcons team Sunday, winning the game by a score of 32-6.
Macon-Bibb County is now requiring all nightclubs, bars and “PTG License Holders” to upgrade security, including state-certified armed security and installing hi-def cameras.
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