Over the last year, Berry College’s Forensics team has been unable to participate in tournaments across the United States due to the travel restrictions associated with COVID-19. Continue reading COVID-19 continues to challenge Forensics team
This year, the Berry campus welcomes an influx of new staff and faculty members to accommodate the sizable freshman class. Continue reading Berry welcomes new faculty members to campus
On Friday, Sept. 3, several Floyd County community members, including an abundance of healthcare workers and Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, gathered at the levee footpath in Heritage Park to participate in an “anti-mandate” protest. Continue reading Anti-mandate rally held in Rome over the weekend
Berry administration has begun rolling out the final phase of a rebranding campaign that updates Berry’s online and on-campus appeal. Continue reading Rebranding begins across campus buildings
On Monday, Aug. 23, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the first COVID-19 vaccine. Continue reading FDA approves the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine
The new Intercultural Center (ICC), located in Krannert, is eager to welcome students, but is also in the process of undergoing renovations in order to solidify the space. Continue reading New Intercultural Center brings change to campus
Affairs, Lindsey Taylor, announced via email that Berry’s Counseling Center named Becca Smith as the new director. Continue reading Counseling Center increases services
The Oak Hill Residences opened on Wed. Aug. 18, as a living space for upperclassmen at Berry College. Continue reading Security concerns expressed by Oak Hill residents
Following the recent surge of the COVID-19 delta variant, Berry has reinstated a mask mandate on campus. Continue reading Berry enforces mask mandate on campus
Berry College has created a new scholarship program that aims to help students engage in all that Berry has to offer. Continue reading New scholarship helps students connect on campus
