Viking Cycle Works unveils student mural
Berry students looking for Viking Cycle Works can now identify the shop by a new student-designed mural on the wall of the building. Continue reading Viking Cycle Works unveils student mural
Month: September 2021
Seth’s Spins: Modern Vampires in the Studio
Host Seth Chambliss starts off season four with special guest Ben Samuels, talking about Vampire Weekend, Tyler the Creator, Hippo Campus and, to shake it up, Wes Anderson. Continue reading Seth’s Spins: Modern Vampires in the Studio
Trying Our Best | What’s in My Bag?
For the season premiere of Trying Our Best, we meet the show’s new host, Anna Rich! Our hosts, Zoe and Anna, show us what’s in their bags for the first month of school. Continue reading Trying Our Best | What’s in My Bag?
Broadway reopens after 16-month-long shutdown
On Mar. 12, 2020, Broadway shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue reading Broadway reopens after 16-month-long shutdown
Students shouldn’t be worked into the ground
At Berry, we have allowed a certain type of student to succeed. This student is involved in multiple organizations on campus, usually works at least one job on campus (if not more) and is involved with one of our major scholarships. Continue reading Students shouldn’t be worked into the ground
Berry women’s volleyball team launches into a winning season
COVID-19 restrictions took a toll on all college sports for the past two years. Continue reading Berry women’s volleyball team launches into a winning season
“Keep that same energy”: humanitarianism and solidarity in 2021
It has been over a year since the equal rights movements of 2020 took the world by storm. Continue reading “Keep that same energy”: humanitarianism and solidarity in 2021
Let self-discovery determine your future
Every child at least once in their life has been asked: “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Even more so, adults seem to ask this question ad nauseam. Continue reading Let self-discovery determine your future
Our View: Celebrities are not to be worshipped
Last Dec., many fans of comedian John Mulaney were heartbroken to learn that he had relapsed on drugs and alcohol after many years of sobriety and checked himself into a rehabilitation facility in an attempt to get sober. Continue reading Our View: Celebrities are not to be worshipped
YA section relocated from Cook to Library
The Memorial Library is in the process of relocating its Young Adult (YA) and Children’s collection from Cook 105 to the library. Continue reading YA section relocated from Cook to Library