Honors Theses 2023-2024
Executive Director, Addison Howard, interviews a group of graduating students from the Honors Program about their theses work and experiences at Berry. Continue reading Honors Theses 2023-2024
Category: Uncategorized
Berry community promotes service in first Be Love Week
A speech by former college football player and motivational speaker Inky Johnson in College Chapel on Monday kicked off the week’s events. Smith said Johnson was chosen for his message of the importance of community and his experience as a student athlete. Continue reading Berry community promotes service in first Be Love Week
Berry students fundraise to support mothers
The Christian based organization Young Lives has been working to provide aid to the young mothers of Rome Georgia. Through the month of October, the organization held a Diaper Drive fundraiser aimed to raise money to buy diapers for mothers through the ages of 16-19. The Diaper Drive ended on at the end of October, but Young Lives will still accept donations to help young moms. Continue reading Berry students fundraise to support mothers
Students prepare for upcoming Halloween Events
With Halloween just around the corner, various student groups and organizations at Berry College are preparing to host a number of Halloween events. The Scary Berry haunted trail, the Oak Hill haunted tours and KCAB’s Halloween Bash are a few of the events that students, staff and Rome residents can look forward to in the coming week. Continue reading Students prepare for upcoming Halloween Events
Berry College Myths and Legends
For a school with as vast a history as Berry, it is only natural that over time some myths and legends have risen regarding its history. Given the current Halloween season, some Berry college staff have shared some spooky stories that they’ve heard about throughout their time here. Continue reading Berry College Myths and Legends
Hispanic Heritage Month:How Berry celebrates this month
Sept.15 through Oct.15 is recognized as National Hispanic Heritage Month in the United States. It begins on Sept.15 because that date is the anniversary of independence for numerous Latin American countries such as Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua. Its purpose is to recognize and celebrate the history and culture of all Hispanic people. Continue reading Hispanic Heritage Month:How Berry celebrates this month
Food, clubs and games: Berry’s Neighborhood Block Party
Katelynn Singleton, Campus Carrier editor-in-chief Emma Reynolds, Photo Editor Last Friday, students gathered on the Krannert lawn to celebrate both the end of the first week of classes and the various clubs on campus focusing on diversity, equity and inclusion. KCAB and the Office of Diversity and Belonging hosted a block party with food trucks, face painting, a DJ performance by Berry senior MJ Shaffer … Continue reading Food, clubs and games: Berry’s Neighborhood Block Party
‘Who dun it?’ – Naming the faces that prepared Berry for the semester
Berry College is not quiet during the summer. Many organizations, offices and staff members stay busy throughout the year, always preparing for the return of students in the fall. While majority of the students are off campus, projects that were put off are in full swing. With the absence of students comes space and time to get renovations done, deep cleaning and landscaping. Continue reading ‘Who dun it?’ – Naming the faces that prepared Berry for the semester
‘COVID-19 generation’ students prepare to embark from Berry College
Sam Askew, Campus Carrier managing editor The Class of 2023 has overcome remarkable adversities. It will be the last graduating college class to have started college before the COVID-19 pandemic. This means that they have the unique experience of living through two types of college life: pre and post-pandemic. COVID-19 didn’t just affect academic life. The entire world was put on hold for a year … Continue reading ‘COVID-19 generation’ students prepare to embark from Berry College
Students present symposium research
Story by Eric Zuniga, Campus Carrier deputy news editor Design by Sam Askew, Campus Carrier managing editor Nearly 70 students presented research projects on Tuesday at Berry’s annual Symposium on Student Scholarship. Students representing a wide range of disciplines presented their research in oral sessions and a poster session held throughout the day. According to Miguel Ampuero, assistant professor of psychology and chair of the … Continue reading Students present symposium research