MACON – A major initiative launched by Mercer University School of Medicine and Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta to improve pediatric health care in rural...
ATLANTA – Two Mercer University College of Education faculty members were awarded grants from The Spencer Foundation during the most recent selection cycle.
The Spencer Foundation...
MACON – Mercer University seniors Iran Hernandez, Kallysta “Kally” Jones and McPherson Newell recently earned prestigious Fulbright U.S. Student Awards.
Hernandez and Newell both received...
JEKYLL ISLAND – Mercer Medicine held a ribbon cutting on Sept. 29 for the launch of its newest rural primary care clinic, which opened...
MACON/SAVANNAH/COLUMBUS – Mercer University School of Medicine (MUSM) is establishing a new Department of Bioethics and Medical Humanities within the school.
Bioethics is an...
ATLANTA – Mercer University today broke ground on the 65,000-square-foot Moye Pharmacy and Health Sciences Center on the Cecil B. Day Graduate and Professional Campus...
MACON – Mercer University leads all U.S. higher education institutions in the number of engineering students who received this year's Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship...
WARNER ROBINS – Mercer University’s Penfield College on Sept. 28 kicked off its second Executive Leadership Development Program for the 78th Air Base Wing at...
Mercer University School of Medicine celebrated the 2024 National Residency Match Day on March 15.
WILMINGTON, Del. - Mercer senior Rachael Bishop of Jefferson earned an award of $2,000 for placing third in an international essay contest, besting students from many of the nation's top universities. Bishop, an English and political science major, earned the honor in the Intercollegiate Studies Institute's fourth annual International Culture of Enterprise Student Essay Contest. With nearly $20,000 in prize money at stake, undergraduates from around the globe competed by submitting a scholarly essay addressing the question: "Can Character and Community Survive in an Age of Globalization?"
