C.E. credit requirements adapt to COVID-19 regulations
Cultural events have undergone a large amount of change due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue reading C.E. credit requirements adapt to COVID-19 regulations
Author: Campus Carrier
New jobs created for student workers displaced by COVID-19
COVID-19 has put a temporary hold on many on-campus jobs. Continue reading New jobs created for student workers displaced by COVID-19
Berry updates community on more COVID-19 policies
This past week, Berry saw the largest spike spike in COVID-19 positive cases since the semester began, resulting in a large group of students being placed into quarantine. Continue reading Berry updates community on more COVID-19 policies
Berry provides student preparation for emergencies
Asa Daniels, Campus Carrier staff writer Berry College has been fortunate to avoid major emergencies in recent history, including severe weather and an active shooter situation. However, that does not mean the college isn’t prepared for such emergencies. Prior to COVID-19, there were active shooter presentations going on through all of the academic buildings, according to Gary Will, assistant vice president of campus safety and … Continue reading Berry provides student preparation for emergencies
Professional athletes use apparel for Black lives advocacy
Following the height of the Black Lives Matter movement this summer, professional athletes from all sports have been showing their support through the information they share, the words they speak and even through the gear they compete in. Continue reading Professional athletes use apparel for Black lives advocacy
Practices suspended as athletics reviews COVID-19 protocol
On Sept. 16, President Steve Briggs announced that Berry would be suspending all team practices for the foreseeable future. Continue reading Practices suspended as athletics reviews COVID-19 protocol
There’s a book out there for everyone
Anyone that has ever spent a large amount of time around me has probably heard me mention my two older brothers especially my oldest brother, Jimmy. Continue reading There’s a book out there for everyone
Vote for supreme court justice too
Tuesday was National Voter Registration Day, a holiday dedicated to ensuring people in the United States register to vote. Continue reading Vote for supreme court justice too
Our View: Find new music options outside of Tik Tok
TikTok is a social media app known for its short videos and audio clips. Recently, the sounds used by TikTok influencers have infiltrated radio stations and music charts. Whether the listener realizes it or not, most of the popular songs on the radio either got their start on TikTok or quickly rose to the top of the charts after becoming the audio of the latest … Continue reading Our View: Find new music options outside of Tik Tok
Berry adapts to the highly contagious COVID-19: most noticeable changes since the pandemic began
The highly contagious COVID-19 has forced Berry to adapt its policies and rules to limit the spread of the virus. Continue reading Berry adapts to the highly contagious COVID-19: most noticeable changes since the pandemic began