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The Mercer women’s lacrosse team rebounded from a previous regular season loss to High Point and the No. 2 seed Bears defeated the No....
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The accomplished emerging artists of Mercer University's Class of ‘22 honed their craft by using the entire city of Macon as their canvas, with...
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Embrace religious diversity this holiday season
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