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An older man wearing boxing gloves practices punches with a trainer holding pads in a gym.

Service

Physical therapy students bring compassion, positivity to service work

Dr. Gail Kemp

People

Professor works to break down barriers to mental health care

Woman with brown hair smiling, wearing a green textured jacket, standing outside with greenery in the background.

Mercer News

Dr. Lisa Murphey Lundquist named senior vice provost

Hemal Patel sitting on an exercise bike, smiling with a city skyline visible through large windows in the background.

People

Alumnus accompanies patients on recovery journey as physical therapist

A man in an Army uniform looks ahead while saluting, with the American flag on the wall behind him.

People

As physical therapist, Mercer alumnus keeps Army special forces in fighting shape

Firefighter in uniform sitting in front of a red International fire truck in a garage.

People

Past career experiences lead Mercer student to new goals for serving others

Mercer News

School of Medicine names new director of Master of Family Therapy program

Graduation ceremony at Mercer University with a joyful graduate holding up a diploma among seated peers.

Mercer News

Mercer to confer degrees to more than 2,200 graduates at five commencements in May

Group of PsyD students in white coats smiling

Mercer News

PsyD program has eighth consecutive 100% internship match rate

Large group of DPT students standing on Georgia State Capitol steps

Mercer News

Mercer PT students three-peat student advocacy challenge

elderly couple walking in field toward trees with fall leaves

Mercer News

Photography exhibition to promote positive aging

Two adults stand in the front of a classroom, with third-graders at tables looking at them and several raising their hands.

Discovery and Innovation

Mercer students use rainbows, superheroes to teach third graders about nutrition