Research published by a Mercer professor and graduate student is shedding light on a hidden health-care issue.
The December 2018 issue of academic journal AIDS and Behavior featured a paper co-authored by Dr. Antonio Saravia, associate professor of economics and director of...
Dr. Frank McNally is looking for an answer that hasn’t yet been found.
“We’re working on the frontier, and we don’t know what we’ll find out there,” he said. “New physics always comes from pushing the boundaries.”
For Dr. McNally, an...
MACON – Mercer Innovation Center (MIC) today announced its fourth class of fellows – four new businesses that will launch with funding and support from the MIC – in addition to two companies-in-residence that will be provided office space and additional...
MACON – Mercer University School of Medicine (MUSM) professors Dr. Bryant Smalley and Dr. Jacob Warren have received a $200,000 grant from the federal Health Resources and Services Administration to create a comprehensive plan to combat opioid overdose in...
A Guinea orphanage made such a positive impression on Sarah Harris and Carrie Bezanson last summer that they jumped at the chance to return for an internship.
They were among the participants for the 2018 Mercer On Mission (MOM) three-week trip to southern Guinea. The Mercer team worked...
MACON – Recent graduate Perry Hicks represented Mercer University at the highly selective Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR) Posters on the Hill event April 30 in Washington, D.C.
Hicks, a chemistry major from Thomson, was one of only 60 undergraduate students...
Mercer theology students have been renewing their connection with nature and tapping into their creative side through a unique new course offering.
“Creation Theology, Spirituality and the Arts” was designed by Dr. David Garber, associate professor of Old Testament and Hebrew, who has...
A Mercer student will get to rub elbows with software developers this summer at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference.
Brady Simon, a computer engineering major who just finished his junior year, competed in an app challenge and won a scholarship...
Some of the sixth-graders hadn’t put much thought into their future. But by the end of the semester, they had dreams for their careers and goals to help get them there.
Twenty-four Mercer students worked with 48 students at Ballard Hudson Middle School during the...
MACON – A new Mercer University study reveals the unique national significance of an undeveloped Georgia river corridor – just weeks after Congress approved expanding a national historical park at its heart.
In March, Congress authorized eventually quadrupling the size...
