Seth’s Spins: Midwest Music & Underground Tunes
Seth Chambliss invites Brayden Kimbrough to discuss bands such as Built to Spill, Pavement, Modest Mouse, Sunny Day Real Estate and more!
Martha’s Mysteries: Death in the Sky Part 1
Mia and Drew witness the death of a pilot while flying to Seattle. They have to work fast – they must find the murderer before the plane lands!
Bursting the Bubble: Self-Expression: Part I, Hair
Tasha talks to Macilah Taylor and Cydney Maddox about hair. They discuss the infamous “Wash Day” and share their journey towards loving and valuing their natural hair as a part of who they are.
Berry and Floyd Medical partner for campus vaccine distribution
This week, Berry students received free vaccine doses at the Cage center. Berry partnered with Floyd to provide a free first dose of COVID-19 vaccinations for all Berry students and faculty, with second doses coming in the last week of classes. In our most recent news story, we discuss the details and effects of this process with Berry faculty and a Floyd administrator.
Students and faculty call to expand Asian American community at Berry
Over the last year, there has been a distinctive increase in reported violence directed towards Asian Americans across the United States.
Capabilities of HackBerry grow with lab expansion
Although Berry boasts its strong historic roots through maintaining certain traditions like Mountain Day, the school that was originally founded to educate rural children is literally and physically expanding its use of innovative technology in fields of study and student life with its plan to expand HackBerry Lab, home to the creative technologies program.
Students participate in Sexual Assault Training Module
On Mar. 18, students received an email providing them access to the Sexual Assault Training Module for Undergraduates.
Administration promotes diversity survey: More than 50% of students take Diverse Learning Environments Survey
On Mar. 24, the President’s Office sent an email containing a link to a Diverse Learning Environments Survey (DLE) to the student body.
Berry gives COVID-19 vaccine to students, faculty and staff
On Mar. 26, the President’s Office announced via email that Floyd Medical Center would be offering Pfizer-BioNTech’s Covid-19 vaccine shots to any student, faculty and staff over 16 years of age.