Two new city commissioners were elected and $110 million worth of public projects were approved in contentious local elections held in Floyd County on Nov. 7. Continue reading Commissioners elected, SPLOST passed in polarizing election
Southern Living published an online article on Nov. 2 titled “15 best things to do in Rome, Georgia.” The number one spot on the list highlights Oak Hill and the Martha Berry Museum, while spot number two encourages visitors of the Rome area to tour Berry College. The 13 other spots are dedicated to esteemed local businesses, restaurants and historical locations. Continue reading Magazine highlights local tourist spots
Opening last night and running through Sunday, the Berry College Theatre Company will be presenting “The Revolutionists,” a feminist comedy that brings four unlikely women together during the French Revolution. Continue reading Historical comedy to be performed at Berry
Both the men’s and women’s teams finished seventh in conference, the lowest in their 10-year NCAA history. However, due to the uncontrollable nature of injuries, the coaching staffs do not view these records as a reflection on team preparation. Continue reading Soccer teams persevere despite injuries, low rankings
The No. 23 nationally ranked Berry College football team closed their regular season with a 9-1 record. Continue reading Football season ends before a chance at playoffs
Carson Bonner, Campus Carrier news editor We’ve gotten too comfortable, too vocal and too loud on the internet. We see influencers who don’t understand the concept of oversharing and politicians tweeting their every thought, whether or not it’s actually true, and we accept this as an everyday practice that is to be mimicked and followed. So we share. And we share some more. And sometimes, … Continue reading Internet oversharing is extremely problematic
Bumpy and cracked sidewalks, buildings with stairs but no elevators, and heavy doors without a button to open them automatically are only a few of the obstacles people with physical disabilities are forced to face while on Berry’s campus. While there may not be many students and faculty in Berry’s population with permanent physical disabilities, how many times have you seen a student using crutches … Continue reading Berry must prioritize accessibility
The Office of Student Involvement (OSI) is an umbrella office that oversees several groups. These are the Krannert Center Activities Board (KCAB), the Leadership and Service Fellows scholarship program, campus transportation and the Grocery Shuttle, which takes students to and from the grocery store every few weeks. The OSI also manages the information desk in the Krannert Lobby and manage student organizations. Continue reading Office of Student Involvement provides updates
Heath Hutcheson, Campus Carrier staff writer On Oct. 25, Republican Congressman Mike Johnson of Louisiana was elected as the new Speaker of the House. His election follows three tumultuous weeks without a speaker following the removal of Republican Kevin McCarthy from California. In total, the house went about 22 days before Johnson was elected, which is actually not the longest time the chamber has gone … Continue reading House of Representatives elects new speaker
Berry College Dean of the School of Mathematical and Natural Sciences Alice Suroviec has officially been given the title of Fellow in The Electrochemical Society, a high honor that comes with prestige and recognition in the science community. Continue reading Alice Suroviec made fellow of The Electrochemical Society
