Dr. Mary Kay Bacallao and Myron Randall will walk you through a virtual science lesson on simple machines that you can do at home with your children. Open up the Balancing Act interactive lab simulation, and follow along as...
When help is needed, you can count on Mercerians to give their time to serve.
Several Mercerians joined over 40 volunteers on May 2 at Kingdom Life church in Macon to provide meals to those in need, said Dr. Ansley...
A Mercer University staff member is leading an effort to help local businesses that are suffering during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Students in a Mercer University class didn’t get to say goodbye in person to the elementary school kids they had been tutoring, so they did it through storytime videos.
For the first time this spring, Dr. Amy Borchardt had students...
Taylor Reaves took an internship with Walgreens this summer knowing that her work would likely be on the front lines of COVID-19 testing.
Many students see the world through study abroad and service opportunities during their time at Mercer, and some choose to change the world as Peace Corps volunteers after graduation.
Six students have already accepted Peace Corps offers this year, and...
With the support of Mercer and several donors, free COVID-19 testing was offered at Daybreak Day Resource Center in Macon on Thursday. Mercer Medicine, the primary care practice and division of the faculty practice of Mercer School of Medicine,...
Two Mercer University alumni are looking out for a vulnerable population during the COVID-19 pandemic: the homeless.
Together, their two organizations — SafeHouse Ministries and MercyMed of Columbus— have tested hundreds of people living on the streets in Columbus.
During the first round of testing on May 18, nasal swabs were administered to 180 people. Of those, four...
Mercer University lawyers are serving their communities in a variety of ways during the pandemic. We are proud to tell their stories of service.
Butler Wooten and Peak has formed a nonprofit called BWP Cares to purchase meals from locally...
The COVID-19 pandemic leaves many feeling helpless, but one Mercer University School of Law graduate found purpose up in the air.
Ivy Cadle, a 2007 graduate, literally took to the skies as an Angel Flight volunteer pilot, flying test specimens to labs...
