Scenes of an empty campus at Mercer

Kayla Davis|April 2, 2020

Mercer student Kayla Davis explored a theme of emptiness in this photo essay. With students leaving campus to return home amid the coronavirus pandemic, Davis captured Mercer’s quiet undergraduate campus. Spots that are usually full of students are now empty.

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