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Shots fired at students in Mercer Village

On Jan. 10, Mercer Police reported that six shots were fired at students in Mercer Village. The shooter escaped, running towards Linden Ave. Nobody was injured, according to an email from Mercer Police. In an email, President Underwood referred to the shooting as a "frightening and dangerous incident." ...

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Refuge in Music

Senior music major Sophie Leveille plans to implement an after-school music education program for refugee children who have been relocated to a community in rural northeast Georgia. Over the last year, Leveille became very interested in refugees’ rights following her International Affairs courses ...

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Student research conducted for gender-neutral housing

Junior James Stair, chemistry and women and gender studies major, is the president of Mercer’s LGBTQ group, Common Ground. Stair is currently conducting research for his senior project. His research focuses on gender-neutral housing, the interest in this type of housing at Mercer and the effects ...

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SGA talks registration, resumes, and racism

At the Senate meeting of Nov. 13, the Student Government Association heard from the Center for Career and Professional Development regarding Handshake, went through gallery reports and discussed the problems students faced while trying to register for classes as well as an alleged act of racism on campus. During ...

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“It’s okay to be white” flyer found on campus

A flyer reading "IT'S OKAY TO BE WHITE" was found taped to a bulletin board outside of the Connell Student Center (CSC) on campus last Wednesday. Over the past month, signs like the one found at Mercer have been popping up on college campuses across the nation including at UC Berkeley, Harvard and ...

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New campus organization aims to create vegan community

One of Mercer University’s newest approved organizations is the Mercer Vegan Club. Students Chelsea Mackay and Nishi Patel are the co-presidents and founders of the club, and they both lead a vegan lifestyle. “You try to eliminate causing harm to animals as much as practical and possible,” Mackay ...

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Local boxing club makes students physically and mentally stronger

Sports have the power to change lives. They can serve as a positive way to spend time, a way to get in physical shape or just a way to relieve some stress. Earnest Butts said he grew up in a drug infested community in south Macon during the 1970s. He was never big enough to make a football team or ...

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SGA Senator-At-Large organizes Anti-Human Trafficking Walk

On Oct. 14, around 60 people gathered for a silent walk in Tattnall Square Park. On the same day thousands of people gathered for 700 silent walks around the world. Walk for Freedom is a worldwide event hosted by A21--an anti-human trafficking organization founded in 2008. Walks took place all over ...


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