Quickly approaching two years since the mural’s removal, it is still unclear why the mural was removed, if any retributions were made to the artist or the community, and if there will ever be a mural on the previously occupied wall ever again.
Nearly 98% of faculty and staff have been vaccinated, and 87% of students have been vaccinated.
"I feel like there's a lot of merit in some big group cathartic activities, such as screaming."
The annual tradition is put on by SGA's Heritage Life Committee.
The lifetime risk of contracting HIV in Georgia is 1 in 51. Because of this, a planning committee came together to raise awareness for the virus as Mercer has not had a lot of HIV events in the past.
Mercer’s Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) are continuing their Wellness Wednesday programming through the 2021-2022 academic year.“Wellness Wednesday is an opportunity for the CAPS staff to offer useful techniques and resources to our students on a live social media platform,” said ...
The case has raised questions over vigilantism, gun rights and racism in America which caused many to debate over the results of the verdict.
Hilliard won the competition, and a portion of the proceeds was donated to Phi Mu's philanthropy, the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals.
“The Oxfam Hunger Banquet will encourage impactful conversations about pressing issues facing our world’s communities,” Kaufman said. “We are so excited to raise awareness about food insecurity and the wealth gap so be sure to invite your friends.”
"I'm very astonished right now, just basking in the moment, but I'm very grateful for everyone who voted for me and Rylan."
"Getting out and getting to run is always a good thing."
2020 Homecoming Queen Natalie Yaeger will crown the queen at the football game Saturday during half time.
The presentation mostly focused on how different student organizations have to go through different avenues for funding, and some don't have all the avenues that others do.
There are five events spread out over the course of Homecoming Week. They were planned by QuadWorks, Mercer's student programming board.
“I freely admit that I probably didn’t roll this out the way I should have,” Crawford said. “I still believe it’s the right way to go, but I don’t think I really handled this as well as I could have.”
Mercer had the largest number of presenting students at the event.
The collection includes ceramic materials, metal pieces and wood objects as well as glass.
Professors from the political science, sociology, global health and religion departments discussed vaccine mandates from the perspective of their respective fields.
The next buildings the school is looking to renovate are Ryals and Langdale Halls.
"It is going to be a great opportunity for us professionally, but also I think we’re gonna have a lot of fun,” Wilbourn said.
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