The exhibition showcases the works from our 17 senior class students as they begin preparing for their capstone exhibition in the spring. The show will include a variety of work across all art courses in the department.

The exhibition showcases the works from our 17 senior class students as they begin preparing for their capstone exhibition in the spring. The show will include a variety of work across all art courses in the department.

The exhibition showcases the works from our 17 senior class students as they begin preparing for their capstone exhibition in the spring. The show will include a variety of work across all art courses in the department.

The exhibition showcases the works from our 17 senior class students as they begin preparing for their capstone exhibition in the spring. The show will include a variety of work across all art courses in the department.

Former Governor of Georgia and Mercer alumnus, Nathan Deal, will sign copies of his new children's book at Roberts Academy at Mercer University on Sept. 9 from 3:30-4:30 p.m. Deal, a dedicated public servant who has served the citizens of Georgia as a State Senator, a United States Congressman, and the 82nd Governor of Georgia, is now turning a new page in his life with the release of his children's book, Veto the Governor's Cat, released on August 14, 2024.…

The exhibition showcases the works from our 17 senior class students as they begin preparing for their capstone exhibition in the spring. The show will include a variety of work across all art courses in the department.

The exhibition showcases the works from our 17 senior class students as they begin preparing for their capstone exhibition in the spring. The show will include a variety of work across all art courses in the department.

The exhibition showcases the works from our 17 senior class students as they begin preparing for their capstone exhibition in the spring. The show will include a variety of work across all art courses in the department.

A film series documenting the refugee and immigrant experience from a global to local perspective funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. All events will be held in Willet Auditorium. 6-8 p.m. Sept. 12: The Facility (Seth Freed Wessler, 2021), post-screening discussion with director Seth Freed Wessler 5:30-8 p.m. Sept. 18: Esperanca (Cecile Rousset, Jeanne Paturle and Benjamin Serero, 2019) and Home Is Somewhere Else (Jorge Villalobos and Carlos Hagerman, 2022), post-screening discussion 5-8 p.m. Sept. 26, Chèche Lavi (Sam Ellison), 2019,…

The exhibition showcases the works from our 17 senior class students as they begin preparing for their capstone exhibition in the spring. The show will include a variety of work across all art courses in the department.