Mercer University honored faculty and staff for their years of service at Retirement and Recognition Ceremonies in Macon and Atlanta.
Mercer University’s Townsend School of Music was recently awarded a $1.25 million, five-year grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. to help establish the project Enhancing Worship for Neurodivergent Children Through Music and the Arts. The project aims to study the experiences and needs of neurodivergent (ND) children in worship to enhance their worship experiences through music and art.
ATLANTA — During Mercer University’s spring Board of Trustees meeting on April 25, President William D. Underwood, a tenured professor in the School of...
Morgan Goeckel recently graduated from Mercer University's College of Education with a Master of Education in higher education leadership.
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Dr. Maria Hammett’s job touches just about every student at Mercer University. As associate vice president for the Office of Student Financial Planning, she...
Sharon Lim Harle came to Mercer University’s Atlanta campus as an international student in 1982 and never left. As assistant vice president for the...
A Mercer University professor took service-learning to a new level when her students created Traffick Jam, a social brand founded to address adolescent sex...
As a student in Mercer University’s College of Nursing, James DiAngelo learned evidence-based practices as well as the importance of taking an active role...
Mercer University School of Medicine celebrated the 2025 National Residency Match Day on March 21.
In 1919, Kathryne Pierce earned her degree from Mercer Law School. She was the first woman to enroll and the first woman to graduate....
