Letter from Dean Pearson: What every student, faculty and staff should know about Mercer traditions this fall
Douglas Pearson, Vice President and Dean of Students
August 17, 2019
In a letter to the editor, Vice President and Dean of Students Douglas Pearson encourages Mercerians to attend upcoming events this fall.
Bearstock 2019 to feature Aminé, Joywave, local artists and more
Jessica Lee
March 27, 2019
QuadWorks, Mercer University’s student programming board, will host its annual Bearstock concert on campus April 8. “Bearstock is an annual day of concerts for both the Mercer community and the Macon community,” said Mimi Nguyen, a member of the QuadWorks Special Events Team. The daytime ...
Bearstock Rocks Tattnall Square Park
Jackson Dillard
April 19, 2015
As the 6th annual Bearstock began, Tattnall Square Park began buzzing with the life that comes every year with the free music festival. The mix of current and prospective Mercer students, as well as Maconites and high schoolers alike made for a diverse crowd that seemed more than ready to have a goo...
VIDEO: Bearstock 2011 draws massive crowds
Alex Preston
April 17, 2011
Mercer's daylong music festival drew record crowds this year in its new location in Tattnall Square Park Saturday.
Your guide to Bearstock
Eric Brown
April 13, 2011
So, we all know Bearstock is coming up this Saturday, and we all know that it’s going to be completely awesome, as it is every year. But some people don’t know that this year will be a little different than the past few festials, so your pals at The Cluster have prepared this guide to the festiv...
Bearstock bands announced
Eric Brown
February 23, 2011
UPDATE: Find more information on Bearstock here! Fans of Bearstock need wait no more. On Wednesday, Quadworks held a press conference to announce the three headlining bands at this year’s music festival. Headlining the event are electro-hop group 3OH!3, Atlanta-based rapper Roscoe Dash, and indie pop-rock act Parachu...
Your guide to: Surviving music festivals
Eric Brown
February 23, 2011
TICKETS Always buy tickets from official websites. Skeezy looking ones can prove to be major rip-offs. Also be wary of buying from scalpers. Not only are they overpriced, they may misrepresent some crucial details. PLANNING At multi-stage festivals, there are always two or more bands playing at o...