The cost of technology has risen approximately 15% since late 2025, according to TechRadar, due to the widespread use of artificial intelligence (AI) and the expansion of data centers. More specifically, shortages of random-access memory (RAM) and graphics processing units (GPU) typically used in phones, computers and laptops have caused this inflation. Continue reading AI companies buy out hardware, inflating technology prices

President Donald Trump responded to criticism from Pope Leo about his foreign policy in Iran by posting an AI-generated image on his Truth Social account on April 12. The image features multiple white Americans and American monuments surrounding himself placing a glowing hand on a man in hospital bed. Continue reading President Trump’s online feud with Pope Leo threatens Catholic approval

The Berry College Police Department (BCPD) escorted a middle-aged man who was carrying a gun on campus on April 9. Berry Police charged the man with criminal trespass. He is not allowed back on campus until next April, when he can appeal his case with BCPD.  Continue reading Man with gun on Viking Trail escorted off Berry campus

Student event attendance has been consistent this academic year, although patterns vary based on the kind, time and promotion of an event. While there has been steady participation in traditional events, smaller events have low turnout, reflecting scheduling conflicts, student preferences and a packed campus calendar. Continue reading Small event attendance remains inconsistent over the year