Berry College Dean of the School of Mathematical and Natural Sciences Alice Suroviec has officially been given the title of Fellow in The Electrochemical Society, a high honor that comes with prestige and recognition in the science community. Continue reading Alice Suroviec made fellow of The Electrochemical Society
Professor of Communication Brian Carroll’s Media Law class has organized a Cultural Event (CE) credit to replace their midterm exam. The event, titled AI and the Future of the Creative Space, will present a panel comprising professors from both Berry College and a guest from Emory University and is hosted in the McAllister Auditorium at 6 p.m. Continue reading Professors discuss AI and media industry in Cultural Event
Berry has received scrutiny over the timber operations on the college’s vast forest acreage. Some faculty members have raised questions about logging sustainability on college land, criticizing what they call a lack of transparency from administration. Continue reading Questions raised about logging operations on Berry’s land
Viking Fusion reporters talk with members of the student body during October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, about their experiences with and thoughts about the disease. Continue reading Students want more awareness about Breast Cancer
Berry students Addison Bridges and Vivianna Resmondo share how they became involved in the annual Coosa Valley Fair and in the art of cattle showmanship. Continue reading Berry students show livestock at Coosa Valley Fair
Berry College puts on second annual horror film fest, Berry Dismembered. Dr. Peters and students involved talk about the process and results of the event. Continue reading Berry Dismembered
The Berry College Volleyball team talks about how their team chemistry has led to their national ranking. Both players and the coach discuss how they have achieved this and their goals for the rest of the season. Continue reading Berry College Volleyball Review
Reverends Kimble Sorrels (07C) and Andi Woodworth discussed their experiences as transgender clergy at a Cultural Events (CE) credit sponsored by the Department of Sociology and Anthropology on Monday. Rev. Sorrells and Rev. Woodworth discussed religious identity, the politics of sexuality and how transgender identity has affected their faith. Continue reading Cultural Event embraces more diversity in the church
The recent escalation of the Israel-Palestine conflict has had detrimental effects on the livelihood of Israeli and Palestinian people abroad, and also on Jewish and Muslim communities. Continue reading Current Israel-Hamas conflict has global effects
After six rounds of student focus groups and numerous design iterations, the Office of Marketing and Communications is still working to create a new logo for athletics that will replace the current Viking head imagery. Continue reading Athletics still searching for new logo to replace Viking head
