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Group of people smiling in front of a mural featuring a large face.

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Research project examines mental health of revived music festival community

Andrea Honaker - January 9, 2025

An audience in a theatre gives a standing ovation with portraits of Mayor C. Jack Ellis, conductor Rei Hotoda, Mayor Lester Miller, and Mayor Robert Reichert smiling in front of them as an advertisement for the Macon-Mercer Symphony Orchestra.

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Macon-Mercer Symphony Orchestra season opener focuses on Macon mayors through Aaron...

Julia Morrison - October 15, 2024

Five musicians pose with wind instruments

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GRAMMY®-winning ensemble Imani Winds opens Jubilee Artists Series season

Julia Morrison - September 23, 2024

An orchestra performs in a church with a large cross and organ pipes in the background, under the observation of an attentive audience.

People

Professor provides harp instruction at Italian music festival

Andrea Honaker - September 4, 2024

A man in a dark blue suit and white shirt and pocket square sits on a white couch, with his arm draped over one side.

People

Alumnus lends viola talents to TV, film and other projects —...

Andrea Honaker - July 12, 2024

A group of students poses in front of a castle on a sunny day.

Life at Mercer

Journey to France: 80 years later, a new generation reflects on...

Julia Morrison - July 9, 2024

Robert McDuffie holds up a violin and bow, smiling.

Mercer News

Mercer Center for Strings founder Robert McDuffie receives honorary degree from...

Julia Morrison - May 14, 2024

A woman plays piano while a student sings standing beside her with arms outstretched.

People

Alumna creates studio to help students make music they love

Andrea Honaker - May 14, 2024

Graduation ceremony at Mercer University with a joyful graduate holding up a diploma among seated peers.

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Mercer to confer degrees to more than 2,200 graduates at five...

Jennifer Fairfield-Williams - May 1, 2024

overhead indoor shot of rows of easels/posters and students

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14th Annual BEAR Day to showcase research, special projects in Macon

Jennifer Fairfield-Williams - April 11, 2024

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Aesop’s fable about boy who cried wolf still rings true today...

Viewpoints February 27, 2024

Group of eight people, consisting of both men and women, are seated outdoors in a semicircle on plastic chairs. The group includes individuals of different cultural backgrounds. Some people are wearing brightly patterned traditional attire, while others are dressed casually in modern clothing. In the center of the group, there is a small table with snacks, including bananas and bottled water. Behind them, a simple structure with a corrugated metal roof and open walls is visible, surrounded by trees and greenery.

Anthropology major marks inaugural year

Mercer News January 10, 2025

A set of colorful, intricately embroidered balls, likely handcrafted in a traditional Japanese Temari style. Each ball is adorned with geometric patterns and vibrant threadwork, showcasing a variety of designs such as stars, polygons, and intersecting lines in different color combinations.

Mathematics professor a global leader in mathematical fiber arts

Discovery and Innovation January 6, 2025

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Discovery and Innovation Jennifer Falk - January 17, 2025

Mercer unveils mural celebrating beauty of Macon campus

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Double Bear, Dr. Loraine Sumner, named medical director of Mercer Medicine’s rural clinics

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