A series of events to mark HIV/AIDS pandemic @ 40. Film viewing.

A concert showcasing the students in the Townsend School of Music on Saturday, November 13. This special Kaleidoscope concert is in conjunction with Mercer's annual Homecoming celebrations. Come early! Seating is always limited!

The Bears host the Mocs in SoCon action for Homecoming weekend. Pregame show begins one hour before kickoff on the Mercer Sports Network.

Join our program director for a quick virtual info session to discuss the Rural Health Sciences PhD program contents, research opportunities, and career prospects.

Thank you for your interest in Mercer's doctoral programs! During this virtual session, we will be discussing the Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction, and the Ph.D. in Educational Leadership (Higher Ed, P-12 Education, and Independent and Charter School Leadership) tracks. You will have the opportunity to chat with program faculty and staff, go over the admission process, and get all of your questions answered. This will be a drop-in style session, so feel free to stay with us for as…

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The Association of Global Health and Mercer Students Mark HIV @ 40 are collaborating to show "Bending the Arc" in EGC 110. The film focuses on the accomplishments of Partners in Health, a nonprofit organization founded by Dr. Paul Farmer and his colleagues. Their international work treating HIV and TB has shaped the field of global health.

The Association of Global Health and Mercer Students Mark HIV @ 40 are collaborating to show "Bending the Arc" in EGC 110. The film focuses on the accomplishments of Partners in Health, a nonprofit organization founded by Dr. Paul Farmer and his colleagues. Their international work treating HIV and TB has shaped the field of global health.

The Association of Global Health and Mercer Students Mark HIV @ 40 are collaborating to show "Bending the Arc" in EGC 110 at 6pm. The film focuses on the accomplishments of Partners in Health, a nonprofit organization founded by Dr. Paul Farmer and his colleagues. Their international work treating HIV and TB has shaped the field of global health.

Recitals are held in the Bell House Jennings Salon, 315 College Street, at 7 p.m. and are free and open to the public. Seating is first-come, first-served. Doors open 30 minutes beforehand.