Intramural sports offer community, healthy competition
Sometimes it feels liberating to take a break from intense competition. Charlotte Karkuff, an intramural sports supervisor, expressed that sentiment when highlighting the exact things that separate intramurals from typical intercollegiate sports. Continue reading Intramural sports offer community, healthy competition
BCDC leaps into spring showcase
The Berry College Dance Company (BCDC) will perform their spring showcase on April 24, at 7:00 p.m. in Sister’s Theatre. Directed by Lecturer and Director of Dance, Sarah Pecina, the performance will feature various styles of dance, including ballet, contemporary, tap and jazz. There will be 18 dances performed, 16 of which have been choreographed by students who completed the DAN 307 choreography class. Continue reading BCDC leaps into spring showcase
Moon Gallery hosts annual student honors art show
The Moon Gallery is showcasing the Annual Student Honors Art Show, an exhibition highlighting students’ artwork created during the academic year. Organized by Art Program Coordinator Brad Adams, the show brings together pieces from a range of various styles and art classes, giving students the opportunity to submit their work for selection by an outside juror and have it displayed in a formal gallery setting. Continue reading Moon Gallery hosts annual student honors art show
Carrier’s Greatest Hits
Having served the community since 1908, the weekly publication of the Campus Carrier has kept Berry students, faculty and staff informed for over 100 years. Student newspapers at Berry began with the Boys’ Industrial School Advance in the early 1900’s. Later, in 1911, it became the Berry School News before transitioning into the Mount Berry News. Finally, in the 1960-1961 school year, students were asked to suggest a new name for the paper. Student Sue Ramey’s entry, “Campus Carrier” was voted in and is the name we all know today. Continue reading Carrier’s Greatest Hits
Kevin Kleine: A 37-Year Legacy
After 37 years of shaping student journalists, mentoring students and guiding campus publications – the Campus Carrier newspaper, lifestyle magazine Valkyrie and literary magazine Ramifications – Senior Lecturer of Communication and Student Publications Adviser Kevin Kleine is retiring from Berry College, closing a career that has influenced generations of students who now work in newsrooms and communication roles across the country. Continue reading Kevin Kleine: A 37-Year Legacy
Never forget the intrinsic value that beauty holds
Nearly four years ago, when I was starting as a freshman at Berry, I wrote my first opinion piece for the Campus Carrier. It was about the importance of studying and appreciating the humanities, something I was just becoming passionate about. When I wrote that op-ed, I couldn’t truly grasp how much there still was for me to learn in college, but I knew that I had an unshakable desire to learn about the myriad ways people live and create art. Continue reading Never forget the intrinsic value that beauty holds
We must continue to fight for freedom of speech
The First Amendment is often treated like a permanent fixture of American life, something immovable, untouchable, guaranteed. It isn’t. It survives because people insist on it. Continue reading We must continue to fight for freedom of speech
Our View: Mentorship is the key to growth and success
Success is rarely something achieved alone. Behind the person who accomplishes something grand, there is usually a person who guides them, offering encouragement and constructive criticism along the way. Mentorship is where a more experienced or knowledgeable person provides advice, support and knowledge to someone going through similar motions in life that they once did. Mentorship is essential because it assists in personal growth, expands opportunity, strengthens communities and prepares individuals for the lives ahead of them. Continue reading Our View: Mentorship is the key to growth and success
Letters to Kevin Kleine
Kevin Kleine has been part of my story for nearly 30 years, as my adviser, professor, Cabin Log adviser, Carrier adviser and friend. He also happened to be married to the amazing Jenny and trusted me enough to babysit his kids, which says a lot. At Berry, Kevin gave me a choice between two paths, Cabin Log or Carrier editor. Then he did what great … Continue reading Letters to Kevin Kleine
AI companies buy out hardware, inflating technology prices
The cost of technology has risen approximately 15% since late 2025, according to TechRadar, due to the widespread use of artificial intelligence (AI) and the expansion of data centers. More specifically, shortages of random-access memory (RAM) and graphics processing units (GPU) typically used in phones, computers and laptops have caused this inflation. Continue reading AI companies buy out hardware, inflating technology prices