Lauren Davis, Campus Carrier asst. arts and living editor Tomorrow, the Krannert Center Activities Board (KCAB) will be hosting a free event for Berry students called A Night Out with KCAB. Students will be able to enjoy a variety of activities at local businesses and locations, all for free. The event was created to encourage students to get involved in the local community and to … Continue reading Students to enjoy a free night out in Rome
The Christian based organization Young Lives has been working to provide aid to the young mothers of Rome Georgia. Through the month of October, the organization held a Diaper Drive fundraiser aimed to raise money to buy diapers for mothers through the ages of 16-19. The Diaper Drive ended on at the end of October, but Young Lives will still accept donations to help young moms. Continue reading Berry students fundraise to support mothers
Bradynn Belcher, Campus Carrier asst. sports editor Berry basketball senior Blake Campbell has only lost once in his home arena during his three-and-a-half-year career. Campbell’s winning streak was doomed on Feb. 26, 2023, in the Southern Athletic Association (SAA) championship game against Sewanee. Leading up to the contest that ended the Vikings’ 2023 season, the Berry basketball team beat Sewanee twice by large margins in … Continue reading Berry basketball teams embark on their 2023-24 campaigns
Paige Ward, Berry’s new Director of Sports Information and Promotions (SID) has been occupying her office in the Cage Athletic Center for a little over a week. Student leadership in sports information said that while they managed to run the department during the two-month hiring process, having full-time staff officially at the helm has already improved the department and added necessary structure. Continue reading New head of sports information settles in to Berry
Sam Askew, Campus Carrier managing editor The Five Nights at Freddy’s (FNAF) franchise is a notorious one for many reasons. While people played the games and were jumpscared by the cute, cuddly and deadly animatronics, there was a narrative that was actively being unwound as the games progressed. In fact, it was this cryptic nature of the lore that drew in many new fans and … Continue reading Where to begin with Five Nights at Freddy’s lore
Part of Berry’s signature experience is cultural event (CE) credits. For some, it may feel like a drag – 24 hour-long segments barring them from graduation. When you think about it, though, CE credits are an interesting and unique tool that we are lucky to have. Where else are you going to get the chance to learn about an artist’s artwork directly from the mouth … Continue reading Take advantage of cultural events
Professor of Communication Brian Carroll’s Media Law class has organized a Cultural Event (CE) credit to replace their midterm exam. The event, titled AI and the Future of the Creative Space, will present a panel comprising professors from both Berry College and a guest from Emory University and is hosted in the McAllister Auditorium at 6 p.m. Continue reading Professors discuss AI and media industry in Cultural Event
Berry has received scrutiny over the timber operations on the college’s vast forest acreage. Some faculty members have raised questions about logging sustainability on college land, criticizing what they call a lack of transparency from administration. Continue reading Questions raised about logging operations on Berry’s land
Everything was falling into place for Berry’s men’s golf team on Monday afternoon at the Chick-Fil-A Collegiate Invitational. The Vikings had a distinct advantage of competing at Stonebridge Golf Course, their home course. Knowing the course’s quirks such as which greens play faster and which is the most effective angle to hit a tee shot is crucial in a game of inches like golf. Continue reading Berry golfers seek growth after tough fall season
Despite enjoying an 18-4 record and preparing to host the conference tournament, Head Coach Caitlyn Moriarity said she is still waiting for her players to reach peak performance this season. Continue reading ‘We can’t take it easy’: Volleyball wins regular season
