Campus News
Mercer’s Email and Canvas systems are down
By Henry Keating | September 8Friday afternoon, Mercer University’s email system went down, sending students and faculty into confusion.
Henry Keating
Henry Keating '24 is a Journalism and History student at Mercer. He has worked at The Cluster as SGA correspondent, State and Local News Editor, Managing Editor and now as the Editor-in-Chief. Henry has held internships at the Macon Newsroom, Macon Telegraph, and Greenville Post and Courier. He enjoys backpacking, rom-coms, pottery and photography.
Campus News
New first-years, juniors, seniors elected to SGA for the 2023-2024 term
By Henry Keating and Karisha Khadayat | September 7At a Student Government Association (SGA) Town Hall meeting on Tuesday, new candidates for the first-year, junior and senior classes shared their visions for Mercer’s student community. On Thursday, five of the 11 first-year candidates were elected to SGA Senate by their classmates.
Campus News
Affirmative Action was overruled in June, what does that mean for Mercer?
By Henry Keating | September 1Affirmative Action was overturned in June, but what does that mean for new Bears?
Campus News
Ransomware group claims responsibility for cyberattack on Mercer’s systems
By Henry Keating and Mary Helene Hall | May 11Ransomware group Akira claimed responsibility for an cyberattack against Mercer. The attack resulted in sensitive personal information such as Social Security numbers and driver’s license numbers belonging to Mercer community members being compromised.
Campus News
SGA makes moves toward efficiency, aid for new student organizations and campus security
By Henry Keating | March 15Over the past semester and a half, Mercer’s Student Government Association (SGA) has been supporting student organizations and creating opportunities for students to pursue their passions.
Opinion
My experience presenting at an academic symposium in Panama City
By Henry Keating | February 23Out of all the conferences I have presented at, I enjoyed the symposium the most. It felt a lot more like an academic presentation, even if the actual proceedings were a little less engaging than my experience with the Great Books conferences I had been to.
Arts & Culture
Christone "Kingfish" Ingram to perform in Macon on "662" tour
By Henry Keating | February 21Ingram will join a number of legends to have performed at the theater, such as Macon's own Otis Redding and the Allman Brothers Band.
Campus News
7 things to do with beau or bestie to celebrate Valentine's this week
By Henry Keating | February 14There is always an appealing array of delights that are available across campus on Valentine's Day for students to participate in.
Local News
ANALYSIS: Violence continues to rise in Macon. What can be done to fix it?
By Henry Keating | February 6According to Jones, Bibb County suffered 70 homicides and 61 murders, which was up from 55 homicides and 44 murders in all of 2021. As of Jan. 28, Bibb has already suffered an additional 6 homicides — almost two per week.
Campus News
Kick off MLK weekend with the annual 'Living the Dream' march
By Henry Keating | January 12"Whoever can participate, we know that it is on a Friday, but we want this to be a day on, not a day off," Booker said.
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