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Troupe Talk Episode 7: “Songs for a New World”

In this episode, we will be interviewing multiple guests from the Berry College Theatre Company’s upcoming production, “Songs for a New World”. Our first guests will be actors Ella Hazel Rambin, Brian Thomas, and Wyatt Spivey, who are some of the main characters of the show. Next, we will talk to Grace Robershaw, the stage manager of the show. Then, we will round things up with Molly Merck and Preston Green, who make up the entirety of the ensemble cast. Continue reading Troupe Talk Episode 7: “Songs for a New World”

The overlooked landmarks of Berry College

With its many beautiful attractions, Berry’s campus has been displayed on many brochures and articles like Southern Living. Landmarks such as the Ford Complex, the Old Mill and Frost Chapel are among the most well-known places on campus, with Berry students, staff and guests alike visiting multiple times each year. However, with a campus spanning so much acreage and a history of 124 years, some landmarks remain overlooked.  Continue reading The overlooked landmarks of Berry College

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Trying Our Best | Welcome to the First Annual Woman Olympics With Host Clones (AKA April Fools!)

Caleb and Patrick attempt to talk about dinosaurs . . . Aprils Fools! On this episode of TOB, Katie and Emma flip the script, putting Caleb and Patrick to the test to see how much they really know about women. Continue reading Trying Our Best | Welcome to the First Annual Woman Olympics With Host Clones (AKA April Fools!)

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A look at how Americans are viewed abroad

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