Come Join Mercer CaribSA on Cruz for a relaxing evening painting and enjoying refreshments. Special Performance by the CaribSA Dance Team!

This year, Harvest Fest will be on Wednesday, October 20th from 5pm to 7pm in Greek Village. Harvest Fest is an event hosted by Mercer Panhellenic for Macon elementary students and their families to visit Mercer for an afternoon of crafts and fun. Organizations are invited to set up a table in Greek Village with a craft or some other activity for the kids and we would love for you to participate! If you are interested in participating, register through this…

An Exhibition from the Collection of Yulssus Lynn Holmes Jack Tarver Library

The Ethics, Leadership, and Service minor and the Mercer Center for Leadership and Ethics presents a panel discussion, “Ethics in the Professional World” at 7 pm on Oct. 21 to recognize Global Ethics Day. Panelists include representatives from Business, Education, Engineering, Law, and Medicine. The event will be in-person, masks required, in Willet Auditorium and can be livestreamed via Zoom at https://mercer.zoom.us/j/96512229017?pwd=SkZVT0tGMzlQa3MyUjcwTjIvQ2JwUT09 (Links to an external site.) Meeting ID: 965 1222 9017 Passcode: 266512

Enjoy great food and support a great cause!

Krispy Kreme Doughnuts for sale to benefit Daybreak Homeless Center.

In recognition of Reformation Week, Theta Alpha Kappa (the Religion Honor Society) and the Global Health Association are hosting a panel discussion on vaccine mandates. Panelists from Political Science, Global Health, Sociology, and Religion will present compelling arguments for and against mandates from their disciplinary perspectives. The event will be held in Willet Auditorium on Oct. 26 from 6-7 pm. Masks required.

A talk on "Nitrogen-fixing rhizobial bacteria and their legume plant hosts" - by Dr. Kathryn Jones Ph.D., Associate Professor, Florida State University.

Mercer University’s Creative Writing Program will host a reading by award-winning poet Charlotte Pence Oct. 28 at 6 p.m. in the Presidents Dining Room inside the University Center on the Macon campus. The event, free and open to the public, will include poetry from Pence’s new book, Code, which received the 2020 Book of the Year award from Alabama Poetry Society and was a finalist for Foreword Reviews Indie Poetry Book of 2020.

Eat great food and support a great cause. Jag's Pizzeria and Pub will donate 10% of the day's sales to Mercer's United Way Campaign!