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Junior Cole Porter receives Knight grant to host Garage PARKlet

Junior political science major Cole Porter said he’s been passionately involved with community development since high school. “Specifically public space and how it can impact our lives as community members,” he said. On Nov. 3 and 4, he has the opportunity to watch a dream of his come true ...

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SGA announces Small Business Day and Spiff Up The T events

There were few reports in the Senate meeting on Oct. 30 due to time constraints posed by the first Homecoming event of the week. National Director of Small Business Day JR McNair, an entrepreneur who works at the Mercer Innovation Center as an advisor, presented to SGA about an event that will occur ...

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Wifi upgrades and more seating coming soon to Tarver Library

Tarver Library is set to make some renovations to the main floor in the near future. During the Student Government Association meeting on Oct. 16, Dean of the Library Beth Hammond spoke to the senators about the upcoming renovations in Jack Tarver Library. She said that all of the furniture on the ...

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Mercer holds first Development Summit

Mercer will soon host an event that they have never done before. The Summit will take place on Oct. 26 with a theme of “Transforming Good Intentions into Good Practices.” Professor Lisa Vu said the idea to host the summit came up because of the many new development-oriented programs at Mercer. ...

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Growing pains: The state of Mercer’s on-campus parking

The student population of Mercer University has increased in total enrollment by about 300 students in the past five years. An increase that brings more people - and their cars to campus. One of the biggest complaints about these increases has concerned parking. Mercer Police said they have issued ...

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Mercer tradition to clean up Macon

One of Mercer’s longstanding traditions, Be a Good Neighbear, was held on Oct. 21. Led by MerServe, a student-run organization, this event continues to be one that many students participate in. The event gives a way for students to help out in the Macon community, as well as a way to build bridges ...

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Bears in this club lend paws to animals in Middle Georgia

A relatively older club on campus has recently become very active. The Mercer Animal Rescue organization was founded several years ago, but was recently revived by fifth year senior Grace Witcher and sophomore Greer Weed. “[We decided to revive the club because of all] the stray animals around campus ...

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Local cultural center offers authentic African products

Kirklyn Hodges, born and raised in Macon, worked most of his life in the construction business. After building knowledge on African culture while living in Atlanta, Hodges said he acquired the desire to educate the Macon community, specifically the youth, on his findings. “That’s something that ...

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Former Mercer police officer called for murder on Facebook

Mercer University has closed a matter involving one of its former police officers. Mark Teems, formerly of Mercer University Atlanta’s police force at the Cecil B. Day campus, no longer works with the university after comments found on his Facebook page called for murder. Screenshots sent to 11Alive ...

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Students spend summer interning in South Africa

This past summer, fourteen students had the opportunity to spend the summer in Cape Town, South Africa interning at different organizations. “It was a once in a lifetime opportunity that has shown me how important it is to treat people like people and not [like they are] inferior because of their ...

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Business Spotlight: Mary Pinson Designs

Mary Pinson has had her business, Mary Pinson Designs, for 15 years. Now she’s finally got a studio to call her own. Pinson is a floral designer, event planner and event designer. Her studio in downtown Macon opened on Sept. 7 and serves as the new workplace for her creativity. Before, she was working ...


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