September is suicide awareness month, and this past week Berry arranged several events and sessions to both raise awareness within the student body but also allow students to participate in activities that provided resources and tools to prevent suicide. Continue reading Peer Educators host events for suicide awareness week

This week, the Office of Diversity and Belonging is hosting Berry’s seventh Solidarity Week, an annual student-led conference intended to educate students about social justice issues and foster inclusivity. Continue reading Solidarity Week returns with focus on nonviolence

As Berry continues to grow as a school, the addition of new major programs overtime has been a major part of that growth. Two recently added majors, Sports Leadership and Strategy and Data Analytics are expected to soon grow into some very successful new pathways for the students who pursue them at Berry. Continue reading Berry adds sports leadership and data analytics majors

Berry received several positive rankings, scoring in the top 389 colleges. According to the Princeton Review website, this category is decided based on a number of factors decided based on student surveys and reports, rather than institutional data and statistics. Over 165,000 students submitted surveys, which were then evaluated, determining a college’s score.  Continue reading Berry ranks high in Princeton Review

Despite being nearly three years after the pandemic, COVID-19 and other air-borne illnesses may still pose a threat to many people, especially students, who begin gathering as the new school year starts.  Continue reading Airborne illnesses pose health concerns for returning students