The Office of Student Involvement works with the Rome-Floyd community to provide discount cards for local establishments to students. According to Brittani Farmer, director of student involvement, student discount cards have been offered for more than a decade.  Continue reading Discount cards make going out cheaper for students

Berry’s new Physician Associate (PA) program is moving quickly toward its goal of opening next fall, with the program now working on admitting its inaugural class.  Continue reading Physician Associate program set to begin in fall 2025 semester

Elections for freshman class officers in the Student Government Association (SGA) were held last week. Freshmen elected Marcus Muriithi as president, Brandon Evans as vice president, Adriana Walker as secretary and Abbey Farmer as treasurer. Continue reading Large field of freshmen run for SGA class officer positions

While many colleges across the country are changing demonstration and speech policies in the aftermath of this spring’s protests over the Israel-Hamas War, Berry is maintaining its existing protest and speech rules. Continue reading Colleges enact new protest, speech restrictions

After breaking ground over spring, construction for Amber Grace, a residential community for those with an intellectual or developmental disability (IDD) — referred to as “Neighbors” by the development — continues on Mountain Campus. Continue reading Amber Grace to house people with intellectual disabilities

The Princeton Review, an education service that helps students prepare for college, has ranked Berry as one of the best 390 colleges in the country. The Review also included Berry on other rankings of colleges. Vice President of Enrollment Andrew Bressette commented on how these companies get their rankings. Continue reading Berry included in top 390 colleges list by Princeton Review