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
The various study abroad opportunities Berry offers allow students and faculty the opportunity to explore the world and interact with people from different cultures. These trips range from lasting a week over spring break or a month over summer to an entire semester overseas. No matter where they go, students come home reflecting on the different lifestyles of these countries compared to life in United States. Continue reading A look at how Americans are viewed abroad
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
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Berry College students expand on how their smartphone usage affects their daily life. Continue reading Smartphone Usage at Berry College
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A look into local elections and their significance as compared to national elections. Continue reading The Importance of Local Elections
As March arrives, Women’s History Month reminds us of the important contributions women have made and continue to make at Berry and beyond. While great strides have been made in the advancement of women’s rights, injustices still persist. Organizations such as Empower, Unity and the Office of Belonging and Community Engagement at Berry give women the opportunity to share their struggles, find a community and celebrate accomplishments. Continue reading Women’s History Month at Berry
As artificial intelligence (AI) programs continue to advance, their use in education, daily life and the workplace is still a controversial topic. Students and faculty across institutions all over the world have to deal with the rapidly growing realm of AI chatbots. These platforms are quickly becoming something students rely on to draft essays and work on projects, raising the question of how AI is impacting students’ education and faculty’s experiences when dealing with academic dishonesty. Continue reading A look at anti-AI perspectives
College students consume many energy drinks and cups of coffee per semester, as hustle culture and all-nighters are common for busy students. Coffee shops are available on campus for easy trips, and energy drinks fill the vending machines and shelves of campus stores. With this increased convenience, many students make caffeine intake a part of their daily routine. Continue reading The Highs and Lows of Caffeine
Every February brings about the first gift-giving holiday of the year: Valentine’s Day. Students look forward to spending time with their significant others, families and friends. Unfortunately, many traditional Valentine’s dinners and gifts can be expensive, especially for college students. However, budget-friendly alternatives can help make Valentine’s Day more affordable. Continue reading Valentine’s Day on a budget
