In just a few days, Mercer University will welcome another class of students to the Bear family. College is a time for new experiences and independence, including when it comes to finances. Many students secure their first credit cards...
Mercer University will welcome the Class of 2027 to the Macon campus during two move-in days Aug. 18-19. Then, first-year students will get to know their new home during a special program just for them Aug. 20-22. Here are...
Bears on our Macon campus will find some new and improved food and dining features for the 2023-24 academic year.
Since August 2021, Fresh Food Company in the Connell Student Center has had a “True Balance” station that doesn’t use...
Mercer University will begin its 191st academic year by welcoming a record-breaking freshman class of more than 1,000 students, most of whom will move into their residence halls on the Macon campus this Friday and Saturday.
These freshmen, along with...
Mercer University campus safety resources are just a finger tap away with a new app. Developed for a senior engineering design project, MU Safe connects users with Mercer Police Department services.
Taiyah Lockett came up with the idea for the...
Football returns to Mercer University in Macon this weekend. On Sept. 9, the No. 20-ranked Mercer Bears will face the Morehead State Eagles at 7 p.m. at Five Star Stadium. Here are three things to know before you go.
The...
Officials from Macon-based Fall Line Brewing Co. will debut a limited run of Ol' Toby Easy Ale — the official beer of Mercer Athletics — on Sept. 9 at Five Star Stadium. The 20th-ranked Mercer football team is scheduled...
When I moved to Macon to start my college career, I focused on three main things: making new friends, exploring the city, and getting good grades. I swear, I blinked my eyes, and the first month was gone. I...
This year, visit the power of transformation with theater and drama at your doorstep with Mercer Theatre’s mind-bending productions. The 2023-2024 Mercer Theatre season will go from childhood classics, to Victorian farce, to award-winning dramas and everything in between...
Decades after Elizabeth “BJ” Mathis took her first college course, she decided to go back and finish her degree.
“Raising children, pursuing my career, getting my children through school and college, and my husband were priorities,” she said. “And so,...
