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The Second Annual Big Gay 5K
The Second Annual Big Gay 5k was held Saturday, March 21 where people from all over Georgia ran in the 5k and or a 1 mile run. Continue reading The Second Annual Big Gay 5K
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The Second Annual Big Gay 5k was held Saturday, March 21 where people from all over Georgia ran in the 5k and or a 1 mile run. Continue reading The Second Annual Big Gay 5K
In this episode, Kate and Sav go out after hours to explore the mysterious “Winshape Amphitheater” at Berry College. Continue reading Trespassing at the Winshape Amphitheater | K&S Conquer Evil: Off the Record
In this episode of Trying Our Best, Katie and Emma attempt to paint each other’s portraits and make mini portraits of the Production team. Continue reading Trying Our Best | Perchancably Painting
Teagan is alone when she finds a necklace in the woods. Something follows her back, but maybe it’s a sign for change or perhaps a warning to not bring home abandoned objects from the woods. Continue reading Crown of White Lilies
The girls beach volleyball team discusses their plans for future games. Continue reading Beach Volleyball Preview
Berry College students expand on how their smartphone usage affects their daily life. Continue reading Smartphone Usage at Berry College
A look into local elections and their significance as compared to national elections. Continue reading The Importance of Local Elections
In Fall 2024, the ASC replaced student employees with an artificial intelligence (AI) program from the company Genio. Berry’s Academic Success Center (ASC) previously offered the role of note taker through the LifeWorks program. Students could request the help of a note taker as an accommodation. Note takers were paid the base rate of $9.25 per hour to write notes in class. Continue reading ASC replaces note takers with AI program Genio
An inside look into the business school’s Career Closet. Continue reading Dressing to Impress
A look into the Berry Rowing team, and their preparations for the upcoming season. Continue reading Not An Oar-dinary Sport