The student news site of Mercer University

Mercer Cluster

Menu
Rose Scoggins

Rose Scoggins, News Editor (Fall 2017)

All content by Rose Scoggins
The TRIO office is located on the second floor of the Cornell Student Center.

[Photo] Growing Pains: Housing maintenance on campus

February 14, 2018
Students attend a training led by Law Professor Teri McMurtry-Chubb for the SOUL Project. The Project is a new addition to campus that was created following the Identity in America Series held last year.

Mercer’s SOUL project equips students for intentional discourse

January 7, 2018
Mercer has been selected to send 23 students to Japan in March to participate in the Kakehashi Project as a part of the U.S.-Japan Youth Exchange. Permission to use photo from Dr. Julie Strecker, Director of International Programs at Mercer University.

Mercer selected to send students to fully-funded program in Japan

December 20, 2017
Wesleyan students and volunteers check out one of the booths at Wesleyan College's Women With A Purpose Festival.

[Photo] Wesleyan College hosts Women With Purpose Festival to empower women in the community, Mercer student gets involved

October 27, 2017
CJ Leggett runs the ball during a play by Mercer at the Mercer vs. Auburn game at Auburn University.

Mercer holds its own against Auburn University [GALLERY]

September 18, 2017
The new options for meal exchanges are listed on a sign at Einstein's Bagels.

New options for meal exchanges at on-campus dining locations

September 18, 2017
Chloe Durden, Emily Harvey, Holly Wells and Maddie Reece have volunteered to host international students from Jacksonville University in their suite.

Residence Life seeks student volunteers

September 7, 2017
Greek Village sits awaiting the students who will participate in delayed recruitment.

Greek Life set for delayed recruitment with special guidelines

August 29, 2017
The carnival will feature ride, music and food according to the flyer created by Quadworks.

New event planned to kick-off the first weekend on campus

August 24, 2017
Lauren Buice and Kathryn Heesh walk into Shorter Hall, a building for second year students.

[Photo] Housing contracts released after summer inquiry

August 14, 2017
The Kappa Sigma fraternity house, stripped of its Greek letters, is currently being occupied by Greek women during the fraternity’s suspension.

Kappa Sigma resumes limited operations after suspension

April 29, 2017
Bentley Hudgins, a Mercer senior, urges the Macon-Bibb County Commissioners to vote to adopt the changes to the county charter at the April 18 meeting.

Second vote for city’s anti-sexual orientation, gender identity discrimination measure to come after first approval

April 29, 2017
The Jesse Mercer statue sits as a reminder of Mercer’s Baptist heritage, which is an influence on the major name change from Christianity to religion.

Christianity major morphs into more inclusive religious studies

April 15, 2017
From left to right, Runyu Cai (winner), Kyla Semmendinger (winner), Jessica Resnick (Honorable Mention)

Two Mercer students win Goldwater scholarship

April 15, 2017
Anastasia Winfield, sophomore, will spend her summer in Tanzania after earning a Critical Language Scholarship.

Sophomore to spend the summer speaking Swahili

April 2, 2017
Michael Smith, running for Student Government Association (SGA) vice president, speaks at SGA’s debate for president and vice president.

[Photo] SGA Presidential candidates hope to improve diversity

March 30, 2017
Oge Onuh addresses points on the Buckner/Onuh platform.

[Photo] Students learn more about candidates in 2017 SGA Presidential Debate

March 24, 2017
Quadworks’ artwork shows the new changes to Bearstock and the artists performing at Bearstock: After Dark.

Waka Flocka Flame and DJ Mustard to perform at newly-changed Bearstock

March 18, 2017
People in costumes make their way down to Cherry Street during last year’s Cherry Blossom parade.

35th International Cherry Blossom festival includes lawsuit and search for new president and CEO

March 18, 2017
President of Campus Cursive Rebecca Braun sits and reads one of her favorite letters in the courtyard of the Mary Erin Porter residence hall.

Campus Cursive looks to bring Mercer more love letters

February 22, 2017
Bearstock 2017 to be a two-part event

Bearstock 2017 to be a two-part event

February 22, 2017
The Student Government Association, in partnership with Career Services, created a flier to send to students to advertise summer internship opportunites in Macon.

Free summer housing avaliable for those with internships

February 21, 2017
Papa John's and Momma Goldberg's Deli are currently the only restaurants in Mercer Landing.

Mercer Landing and Mercer Village welcome new restaurants

February 9, 2017
ATO is allowed to meet on campus this semester, but they cannot live in the house.

Formerly suspended ATO resumes limited operations, Kappa Sigma under review

January 25, 2017
Nancy Grace, a distinguished Mercerian, is set to speak at Founder's Day,

Nancy Grace set to speak on Founders’ Day this year

January 25, 2017
Plunkett RA Lauren Buice using the recycling bin for her hall.

Where does the recycling go?

December 4, 2016
Ampersand Arts offers a free workspace for local creatives, equipt with plenty of seating, a stage, exhibition boards, art supply shop and café.

Business Spotlight: Ampersand Guild Hall

December 4, 2016
Mac Party promises food, music and hypnotism

Mac Party promises food, music and hypnotism

November 9, 2016
The student section is lively at Mercer University’s 2015 homecoming football game against Virginia Military Institute.

Bears return to the den for homecoming weekend

November 3, 2016
Mac Party moved to later date

Mac Party moved to later date

October 13, 2016
Student tries to use her bear card to purchase a snack.

Bear with Auxillary Services: vending machine card access coming soon

October 3, 2016
Cristina Mursuli kicking the ball out of the goal zone at the Women's Soccer match against Oklahoma State on August 21s.

Mursuli has big cleats to fill

September 21, 2016
Mercer students will soon be able to bowl at Pin Strikes. The business is set to open in mid-October.

New bowling alley coming to Macon in mid-October

September 20, 2016
Load More Stories
Menu
Activate Search
Home