Kaylee Grace Buchanan '29 is double majoring in Criminal Justice and Psychology with an minor in Religion. When not writing, she enjoys reading, baking and playing tennis. You can also catch her on the pickleball courts jamming out to some music as well.
Women’s lacrosse (11-6, 8-0 Big South) secured the No. 1 seed in the Big South Conference Championship for the fourth consecutive season and will face off against Furman University (10-8, 5-3 Big South) on May 1 at 4 p.m. in the semifinals.
Women's and men's tennis teams finish seasons in Southern Conference tournament last week in Chattanooga, Tenn.
Shareef Cousin stood in front of a crowded Presidents Dining Room on Tuesday, April 14, and told the crowd that the legal field is not merely a career path, but a heavy responsibility that places “people’s lives in your hands.”
The African Student Association hosted its inaugural Miss ASA pageant at 6:30 p.m. Sunday evening in Newton Chapel, launching what organizers hope will become an annual campus tradition.
Women’s lacrosse will begin conference play against High Point University today at Five Star Stadium at 4 p.m. The Bears are 1-3 at home and 2-3 on the road this season after facing several nationally ranked opponents in non-conference play.
Men's lacrosse enters Atlantic Sun Conference play with a 4-4 overall record this Saturday against Queens University in Charlotte, N.C. following a balanced non-conference schedule that included three early wins and four losses against higher-level competition.
Artificial intelligence is often described as invisible — something that floats in the cloud and that quietly improves our lives from behind a screen. Until recently, I did not question that metaphor. As a Mercer student in Georgia, I once relied heavily on AI tools for studying, writing and research and rarely considered what powered them or what they demanded from the environment around me.
Mercer baseball (18-3) will begin Southern Conference play with a three-game series against The Citadel (8-10) at OrthoGeorgia Park in Macon on Friday, March 20.
Buddhist monk Bhante Dam Phommasan took his first steps in four months on Mercer’s campus after receiving a prosthetic leg through Mercer on Mission on Wednesday, March 18. He told the story of how he received the prosthesis, created in part by Professor of Biomedical Engineering Ha Van Vo, in the Presidents Dining Hall.
Ceazia Wright ‘27 and Micah Scott ‘27 won the runoff election for the 2026-27 Student Government Association presidential and vice presidential seats on Tuesday evening. The announcement, made in the Connell Student Center at 5:00 p.m., elicited cheers as SGA President Alisha Mitchell '26 unveiled the banner.
Solutions by The State News