The Physics Department and Biophysics of Nucleic Acids (BIO 391/PHY328) Presents: “Huddle-up to beat stress! Dissecting the role of biomolecular condensates in mammalian stress response, degenerative diseases, and cancer” by Sethu Pitchiaya, Ph.D Assistant Professor Program in Cell and Molecular Biology, Rogel Cancer Center, Department of Pathology Department of Urology University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

This event brings awareness to the concern of poverty across the world through an interactive dinner banquet. Guests will experience what a meal could look like for people at different socioeconomic status levels across the globe.

Come and enjoy Disney themed trivia and win exciting prizes!!

Save the Date and join us for our Pre-Pharmacy Professional Etiquette Workshop on Monday, Nov. 21, from 11 a.m.-noon in the Trustee Dining Room Side A on the Atlanta campus. This event is by invitation only and requires a RSVP. Please RSVP at http://evite.me/dGXuyA4z5v by Saturday, Nov. 19, 2022. If you have any questions, please contact T. Hughes at (678) 547-6517 or hughes_tm@mercer.edu.

Come audition for ASA's Culture Night! Culture Night is ASA's biggest event of the year where we highlight various African cultures through a play, fashion show, and dance performance. No experience is required so come audition for this amazing event! *If you are auditioning for the fashion show, please wear heels or dress shoes* If you have any questions or concerns please email damilola.z.ige@live.mercer.edu!

Come enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and some snacks while we learn about Muscogee Nation from Tracie Revis.

Come create beautiful holiday themed cookies while competing with your creations to win a grand prize!

Students perform in different genres including poetry, writing, beatboxing, comedy and more. This will be a laidback event, as students are able to socialize and view or perform. There will be prizes divided between different categories.

Join MASA outside on Cruz Plaza to witness the opposition of Mars, the best time to view our red neighbor. Only happens about once every 2 years! Don't miss it! No need to sign up, no need to RSVP, just come on down and join us.

This holiday tradition, hosted by the Student Government Association, annually draws hundreds of students as well as faculty, staff and their families to Willingham Auditorium. The Mercer Singers lead the audience in carols, the University minister offers a Christmas meditation, and a faculty/staff member entertains the audience with a traditional Christmas reading. The event concludes with the lighting of the Mercer Christmas tree and Winter Wonderland in the Village.