Viking Fusion Awards Reel 2022
This promo showcases the awards and honors that Viking Fusion has received over the course of 2022. Continue reading Viking Fusion Awards Reel 2022
Funny Pages: The Cowboy Pitch
The boys try to pitch their planned animated high fantasy western television show, but Phillip’s attire puts the whole pitch meeting in jeopardy. Continue reading Funny Pages: The Cowboy Pitch
2023 48 Hour Film Challenge
Watch the entries for this year’s competition. Continue reading 2023 48 Hour Film Challenge
Georgia v. Foster: Episode 5
In 2022, prosecutors offer a take-it-or-leave-it deal to Foster’s attorneys. Now, Foster faces a critical choice: Should he strike a deal and spend the rest of his life in prison? Or, will he take his case to trial and risk another death sentence? Continue reading Georgia v. Foster: Episode 5
Beach volleyball inaugurates courts, starts season strong
The beach volleyball team hosted its first tournament at Berry’s newest sports facility last weekend, defeating three of four opponents. In the program’s second year, team members hope to see continued improvement in knowledge of the game that reflects on their record. Continue reading Beach volleyball inaugurates courts, starts season strong
Hard loss ends historic season for Berry Vikings basketball
The Berry men’s basketball team endured an excruciating loss on Sunday against Sewanee: The University of the South in the Southern Athletic Association (SAA) conference championship. The 86-82 loss marked the end of the Vikings’ 2022-2023 season. Continue reading Hard loss ends historic season for Berry Vikings basketball
Berry students utilize various streaming services
Rosemary Chesney, Campus Carrier arts and living editor For most college students, watching television is a staple of their four-year academic careers. Television watching can be used either as restful downtime or as a chance for socializing with others. With an abundance of streaming services, this generation has moved away from watching television on cable networks to watching television on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime or … Continue reading Berry students utilize various streaming services
Mountain film comes to Berry College
Abigail Dunagan, Campus Carrier asst. arts and living editor On Feb. 22, the Society of Outdoor Life and Exploration (S.O.L.E) of Berry College hosted their annual showing of Mountainfilm on Tour. Mountainfilm is a film festival that began in 1979 in Telluride, Colorado. The festival shows a collection of films from independent film makers. Mountainfilm goes on tour annually, traveling to schools, organizations and colleges … Continue reading Mountain film comes to Berry College
Women’s History Month: How Berry Students are Continuing the Conversation
Katelynn Singleton, Campus Carrier editor in chief Sam Askew, Campus Carrier managing editor The beginning of the month of March brings many events. The return of spring allergies, a much needed break from classes, the dreaded “spring forward” of Daylight Saving Time and Women’s History Month. Starting in 1988, this month is dedicated to celebrating the contributions of women to history and society. Although many … Continue reading Women’s History Month: How Berry Students are Continuing the Conversation
I found my comfort movie in Lady Bird
José Reyes, Junior I am a firm believer that everyone has a comfort film, a visual piece that grounds them no matter their place. Since 2008 I believed that my comfort film was, and would always be, “Twilight.” Something about this alternate reality, where vampires and werewolves co-existed was captivating to my seven-year-old brain. Stephenie Meyer either wrote about this world perfectly or I just … Continue reading I found my comfort movie in Lady Bird