Category: News
Students share their experiences, toll of COVID-19
Fears for family safety, financial struggles, and more time to play video games: students shared the consequences of COVID-19 in a recent survey.
Berry moves to remote work for all of spring semester
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Berry College has announced the move to remote work for the remainder of the spring semester.
Petitions for change: Community outcry and Berry’s reversed COVID-19 response
After Berry announced it would continue its operation, the community pressured the administration to move to online classes through widespread calls to action.
Berry to close due to governor’s recommendations
Continuing coverage of Coronavirus outbreak.
Recycling at Berry
Taking a closer look at how Berry handles recycling and resource management
Patient tests positive for COVID-19 in Floyd, Berry president responds
A patient at Floyd Medical Center tested positive for Coronavirus COVID-19, according to a press release published by Floyd on Friday morning.
The Sanctuary debate: Floyd County sheriff responds
Sheriff Tim Burkhalter received criticism for refusing to declare Floyd County a Second Amendment sanctuary; he provides his personal thoughts on the debate.
Berry hosts Novice Nationals Forensics Tournament
Beginning March 6 and lasting through March 8, Berry will be hosting the Novice Nationals Forensics Tournament.
Berry wins grant for Title IX education program
On Feb. 24, Lindsey Taylor, vice president of student affairs, sent a campus-wide email announcing that Berry College was one of 50 recipients for the Campus Program award from the U.S. Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women.
COVID-19 continues to affect Georgia and study abroad
On Monday, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp announced that there are now two confirmed cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by coronavirus, in metro-Atlanta.