Four sexual assaults have been reported to Mercer Police in the last four months
Nicholas Wooten, Editor-in-Chief
June 1, 2016
Filed under Breaking, Crime, Showcase
Four sexual assaults were reported during the spring 2016 semester. Records recently released from the university indicate incident reports for sexual assaults were filed on Feb. 1, Feb. 14 and May 11. The Cluster previously reported on an assault that was reported April 9. The two cases in February...
2016 brings changes to Macon and Mercer
Katie Atkinson, Staff Writer
January 20, 2016
Filed under Campus, City, News
Donn Rodenroth, The Telegraph Flooding in Macon Takes Over Ocmulgee River Flash floods popped up in Georgia over the winter break with the Ocmulgee River cresting at nearly 28 feet in early December and lowering less than a foot by January. According to Liz Fabian at the Telegraph, cleanup crews gathere...
Mercer’s Housing Crunch: Too many Bears for the den
April 18, 2015
Filed under News
When rising Mercer University senior Nora Essien told her parents that she may have to live off campus next year, they were worried. The 21-year-old business major comes from a low-income family where money is tight. Her father works long hours at a warehouse, and his meager salary goes to support...
Meet your president: Get to know William D. Underwood
August 15, 2012
Filed under News
In preparation for a new year, The Cluster has asked Mercer’s President William Underwood a few questions. Cluster: How long have you been President at Mercer? Underwood: I began July 1, 2006. This is my seventh year. Cluster: What attracted you to Mercer? Underwood: Mercer has great students and...
