Month: September 2021
Unvaccinated students weigh options amid COVID-19 spike
As COVID-19 cases in Floyd County reach an all-time high, unvaccinated students at Berry College stand at a crossroads.
Beach volleyball to begin competing in spring
Berry College has added beach volleyball to its spring sports season, bringing familiar faces from indoor volleyball to the new team.
Berry men’s lacrosse roster doubles in size
The Berry men’s lacrosse team accepted 20 incoming freshmen players for the upcoming season, doubling their roster from 25 players to 44 players.
Rome offers multi-denominational religious opportunities
The Rome community is home to many places of worship and has as many as 159 holy places.
Study abroad opportunities return
Study abroad travel was canceled from the 2020 spring semester through the 2021 spring semester due to the COVID-19 virus.
Tribute to Eden Muina: a beautiful soul gone too soon
This past Monday, Sept. 13, was a grave day for the Berry community. Now, we mourn the loss of a beloved student, sophomore Eden Muina.
Should Berry mandate a COVID-19 vaccine?
Berry should mandate Vanessa Fowler, online editor For the safety of the campus as well as the return to normalcy, Berry College should have a COVID-19 vaccine mandate. In Mar. of 2020, the world was […]
Our View: Adminstration needs to clarify travel expectations
Every Wednesday, usually around 5:30 p.m., Berry students, faculty and staff receive an email from the Office of the President containing the latest news about COVID-19.
New building allows for more opportunities
The new Animal Science Building is one of Berry’s newest additions to campus this year.
I.T. Department works to address WiFi issues
Berry’s campus WiFi system experienced several problems with wireless connectivity at the beginning of this school year.