Mercer University engineering students are helping low-income homeowners save money and conserve energy by installing solar power systems on five Macon homes.
The solar photovoltaic...
The 24 women sat in a circle of chairs, half of them dressed in modern clothes and the other half in tan prison uniforms....
For the third consecutive year, Mercer University School of Law earned the Attorney General’s Cup as champion of the 15th annual Georgia Legal Food Frenzy, an...
MACON – Mercer’s Spanish program is making lasting efforts to form connections both inside and outside the University through its inaugural Hispanic Education Fair and...
A Girl Scout leaned down and peered into the eyepiece of a telescope focused on the moon in the night sky above Mercer University....
Seven Mercer University strategic communications students capped off their degrees by creating a social media plan to help Goodwill of North Georgia deepen its...
Elliza Guta wrote legal briefs and petitions and helped prepare written and oral arguments that went before the Georgia Supreme Court — all while...
In recognition of World Anthropology Day, Mercer University partnered with Central High School to launch a pilot program, “Anthropology 101 in 2 Hours,” which...
For a decade, a Mercer University student organization has been supporting families facing difficult times. MU Miracle, celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, helps...
Mercer University’s Engineering Honors Program and Tift College of Education will host their latest Go Baby Go build on Saturday, Feb. 21, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., in Penfield Hall on the Macon campus, to modify battery-powered toy cars for children with limited mobility. At this event, the program will present its 200th car to a child.
