Braves baseball in Rome for at least seven more years
The Atlanta Braves and Floyd County officials met on Feb. 7 to approve a five-year lease extension for the Rome Braves.
Our View: Consider the economic motives of Valentine’s Day
If you ask any realist their thoughts on Valentine’s Day, you might be met with an opinion on the greeting card and candy companies being in alliance to market and sell a packaged, sticker-priced idea of love that we all willingly buy into.
“Happily ever after” isn’t just for kids
The illustrious C.S. Lewis dedicated the second book of his “Chronicles of Narnia” series, The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe, to his goddaughter Lucy Barfield.
College education is worth the cost
As tuition increases at a crippling rate across the country, questions about the value of a bachelor’s degree arise.
Berry students and professors help Rome’s E.C.O. Center educate the community about local wildlife
The Rome-Floyd E.C.O. Center was originally opened in 1893 as a freshwater pumping station for the city of Rome.
States of interest: students discuss their hometowns
Who doesn’t like to talk about their hometown?
Campus Romance: Married Faculty Share Their Love Stories
Elisabeth Martin, Campus Carrier Features Editor Jamison Guice, Campus Carrier Asst. Features Editor Lindsey and Derek Taylor Dean of Students Lindsey Taylor and Interim Director of Athletics Derek Taylor married in 2007. After meeting at […]
Documentary highlights harmful effects of closed GE plant
Brian Campbell co-produced the 2018 Rome International Film Festival Audience Award Winner “To Kingdom Come.”
Dining hall staff adds new vegan/vegetarian station for students
On Feb. 4, the Dining Hall opened a new vegetarian/vegan station with new sauces, entrées and desserts.
Music brings game mentality and high energy to athletes
Playing music while working out is a regular scenario for athletes and frequent visitors to the gym.