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Mercer to Host Discussion Series on ‘Economic (in)Justice in America’
MACON – Mercer University will host a series of moderated discussions this spring on the topic of “Economic (in)Justice in ... -
16th Annual Beloved Community Symposium to Feature Rev. Dr. Brenda Salter McNeil of Seattle Pacific ...
MACON – Mercer University’s 16th annual Building the Beloved Community Symposium will welcome as keynote speaker the Rev. Dr. Brenda Salter ... -
Mercer alumnus helping students become active and engaged citizens
Mercer has built a strong reputation for student democratic engagement, and a lot of the credit goes to alumnus Joey ... -
Mercer to Observe MLK Day with Service, Reflection on the Life and Legacy of Dr. ...
MACON – Mercer University will observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day with service opportunities organized by MerServe on Jan. 20 and ... -
Mercer Sweeps SoCon Votes Competition, Recognized by ALL-IN Challenge for Excellence in Student Voter Engagement
MACON – Mercer University swept the second SoCon Votes competition earning awards for the highest student voter participation and most ... -
Mercer, Robins Air Force Base Announce Partnership to Bring Software Development Center to Downtown Macon
MACON – Mercer University and Robins Air Force Base today announced a partnership that will bring an innovative software development center ... -
Mercer students, senior center residents forge friendships through new program
They could have lived on the Mercer campus with their peers, but two students chose to take up residence among ... -
Mercer Medical Students Foster Community Engagement Through Healthy Living Initiative
Students from Mercer University School of Medicine (MUSM) are using the knowledge they learn in the classroom to promote health ... -
‘Life-changing’: How Mercer students are helping the community, one child at a time
It’s 9 a.m., and there’s a lot of excitement in the Parish House of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in downtown ... -
Mentorship program helps middle-schoolers plan for the future
Some of the sixth-graders hadn’t put much thought into their future. But by the end of the semester, they had dreams ...
