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Student protestor at TPUSA event released on bail

By Gabriel Kopp , Henry Keating and Aditya Vayalapalli | April 5

Mercer Students for Justice in Palestine (MSJP) organized a protest of a guest lecture by Turning Point USA (TPUSA) speaker Jennifer Grossman on Thursday. The lecture was sponsored by TPUSA and Mercer's Center for Economics and Liberty. A student identified as Finnegan O'Brien '27 was photographed in handcuffs outside of Willet Auditorium that night, and he has been charged with simple battery, according to an incident report from MerPo.

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Despite a ticket snafu, Cherry Blossom satisfies students

By Aditya Vayalapalli | March 24

Mercer students enjoyed free entry to the Cherry Blossom Fair on Thursday at Carolyn Crayton Park. There was a miscommunication with some ticket vendors charging for entry, but wrongly charged students were able to a refund from Mercer’s Campus Life office.

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Biology department announces substantial changes in curriculum, including new courses and programming software

By Aditya Vayalapalli | October 5

Mercer’s biology department recently unveiled a new curriculum for the undergraduate biology major. The transition includes modifications of many introductory and intermediate level biology classes, the addition of new courses, the implementation of a programming component for several labs and changes in the course load for biology and biochemistry majors.

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Student protestor at TPUSA event released on bail

Despite a ticket snafu, Cherry Blossom satisfies students

Biology department announces substantial changes in curriculum, including new courses and programming software

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