Marcus Flowers vies for Greene’s Congress seat
Unlike in her first election, Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, who represents Rome and the rest of Georgia’s 14th Congressional District, will face opposition from the Democratic party.
First-Generation College Student Interest Group holds first meeting
On Tuesday, the First-Generation Student Group met for the first time.
Our View: Take sexual assault education at Berry seriously
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). As explained by the National Sexual Violence Resource Center, SAAM was officially adopted by the federal government in 2001 and aims to expand education related to sexual assault […]
Latin is a useful language, not a dead one
“Latin is a dead language, dead as dead can be, first it killed the Romans, now it’s killing me.”
Explore the outdoors in the springtime weather
My nose is runny, and I have sneezed about ten times today.
A blast from the past, employees respond to their time at Berry
Berry has a number of long-term faculty members who each have their own stories.
Comic culture influences American media
In the last fifteen years, North America has seen a boom in superhero movies.
Women’s softball maintains winning streak
The Berry women’s softball team is on a six-game winning streak following their most recent competitions against Rhodes College and Millsaps College.
Virtual option offered for Symposium due to COVID-19
The annual Berry Symposium on Student Scholarship will take place on Tuesday.
Students work on autobiography project with Spires Residents
The final semester project for associate professor of English Jim Watkins’ RHW 102 course this year involves each student pairing up with an individual Spires resident to author a brief biography on the resident’s behalf.