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It was a normal day for Cody Burns ‘25 as he left a pickleball mixer between Phi Delta Theta and Chi Omega in October 2024. Little did he realize, his future girlfriend had been eyeing him from the sidelines.
Men's basketball protected their home court Wednesday night, defeating Southern Conference rival Furman University, 69-64, in Hawkins Arena to remain unbeaten at home this season.
A refurbished Little Free Library was unveiled in Tattnall Square Park on Friday, Feb. 6, courtesy of Frank Broome. Schoolchildren and community leaders, including Macon-Bibb County Commissioner Stanley Stewart were in attendance and donated books.
BraggJam, a band battling tradition, wrapped up its final installment of Bragg Jamuary. The battle took place at JBA, a bar in downtown Macon on Jan. 29, as MothaFunka, Sons of Midnite and Red Oaks went toe to toe to determine which would move on to the final round of voting.
The Mercer Robotics Club is planning a retrieval mission for a weather balloon they launched from lawn of the Godsey Science Center into the atmosphere in partnership with NASA on Saturday, Feb. 7.
A consortium of experts in political science and authoritarian states spoke Friday in Toney Auditorium during a “teach-in” event organized by Mercer Associate Professor of English Elizabeth Harper.
Women’s tennis opened the 2025-26 spring season with a 2-2 record through its first four matches, besting Florida A&M University and the College of Charleston while falling short to Clemson University and Georgia State University.
The McEachern Art Center in downtown Macon will unveil a new exhibit, Guilty Pleasures, by Brittany Coburn on Friday. The exhibit will also feature a collaborative piece with artist Krista Voto and is curated by MAC Director Johnny Cohen.
Mercer’s Counseling and Psychological Services has initiated new programs and strategies to fit the needs of students on campus in recent years. The organization partners with many offices and organizations across campus to support students, including campus health, Housing and Residence Life and TRIO programs. Student Government Association’s wellness committee and CAPS collaborated on Mercer’s fall semester Wellness Fair.
Mercer’s Counseling and Psychological Services is relaunching a peer counseling program this semester for students who may feel more comfortable talking to trained students than CAPS counselors.
Mercer softball will start their 40th season Friday after a historic 2025 season that featured the program's first ever Southern Conference championship and an NCAA tournament berth.
Understanding Now, a teach-in that aims to inform students on current issues in politics, will take place on Friday in Toney Auditorium at Willingham Hall, beginning at 11:15 a.m. and ending around 2:20 p.m.
The College Town Film Series returns this month, beginning Thursday evening at 7 p.m. with a showing of “Blade Runner” at the Douglass Theatre in downtown Macon.
Mercer University’s Student Government Association is partnering with Mercer Police to launch an initiative in March that would allow students to have select parking tickets forgiven in exchange for donations of non-perishable items.
Mercer women’s lacrosse opens its season at home against Virginia Tech on Friday, Feb. 6 at 3 p.m.
Mercer men’s tennis is looking for their first win this season in a home matchup against Jacksonville State University on Sunday, Feb. 8, at 10 a.m. The Bears fell 6-1 to the Gamecocks last season, and are looking for their first win against the team since the 2018-2019 season.
The Macon-Bibb County Commission approved naming a block of downtown Macon after the late Mercer alum and NewTown Macon President and CEO Josh Rogers on Nov. 18, 2025 as part of their Macon Action Plan, and unveiled the block on Jan. 22, 2026.
Strong winds are expected to bring snow into Macon over the weekend as temperatures dip into the teens for the third weekend in a row. The winter weather is expected early Saturday morning and should peak in the afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.
A bomb threat called into Willet Science Center on Friday morning has been cleared by Mercer Police, according to University spokesperson Jennifer Fairfield-Williams.
A new Mercer organization is hitting the court as a group of students has officially formed a pickleball club this semester to expand the reach of the country's fastest growing sport. The club currently meets at the Tattnall Pickleball Center in Tattnall Square Park, located next to campus, on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30-8:00 p.m.
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