Writing Center staff undergoes unique training
While artificial intelligence technology like ChatGPT prompts concerns about academic integrity in college courses, students at the Berry College Writing Center continue to provide numerous resources to help all students with writing assignments. This semester, new Writing Center hires are undergoing training to begin work as consultants next fall. Melissa King, director of the Writing Center and lecturer of English, rhetoric and writing, said that there is a large number of students starting training this semester. Continue reading Writing Center staff undergoes unique training
Vikings are prepared for medical emergencies on the field
On Jan. 2, National Football League (NFL) player Damar Hamlin, a safety for the Buffalo Bills, suffered a heart attack during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals. The 24-year-old survived and started the recovery process this month, also sparking a nationwide conversation about athlete safety. Continue reading Vikings are prepared for medical emergencies on the field
Tips on winterizing your vehicle
Local mechanics give advice on ways to prepare your car for the winter months. Continue reading Tips on winterizing your vehicle
A look inside Berry’s Equestrian Team
Equestrian team member gives a look into her day. Continue reading A look inside Berry’s Equestrian Team
Is Anybody Out There? – Episode 1
Is Anybody Out There? is a limited horror series following radio host Alex Wells in the late 80s, as in the weeks leading up to Halloween, she begins to suspect a dark force is after her. Continue reading Is Anybody Out There? – Episode 1
Mike’s Movie Talk: Whiplash
Host Mike Myers is joined by guest Joey Fletcher to discuss Whiplash. Tune in next time for another installment of Mike’s Movie Talk! Continue reading Mike’s Movie Talk: Whiplash
Berry celebrates MLK Day with new events
Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) Day at Berry looked a little different this year. This past Monday, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion (D&I), the Chaplain’s Office, the Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholarship and Berry College Volunteer Services (BCVS) came together to host events for students to celebrate the life of the civil rights activist. Continue reading Berry celebrates MLK Day with new events
Tyler Perry films major movie production at Ford
Rosemary Chesney, Campus Carrier arts and living editor Actor and producer Tyler Perry’s next major film, titled Six Triple Eight, began filming on Berry’s campus on Jan. 9 and will go until Jan. 20. This movie, starring Oprah Winfrey and Kerry Washington, tells the story of the only entirely African American women’s group to solve a major mailing crisis during World War II. With Berry being … Continue reading Tyler Perry films major movie production at Ford
Reducing your carbon footprint as a college student
Sam Askew, Campus Carrier managing editor One of the biggest threats to the global population in the years since the Industrial Revolution is climate change. However, it can be rather hard to figure out exactly what that means. Yes, Earth’s climate naturally changes on its own, but since the Industrial Revolution, it has changed at an exponential rate. According to the United Nations (UN), the … Continue reading Reducing your carbon footprint as a college student
Black coffee is the best for busy college students
Sam Askew, Campus Carrier managing editor For many Berry students, coffee is an essential part of their daily lives, and everyone has their own preferences for how they drink their coffee. Java City and the Bean’ry offer plenty of options for coffee drinkers on campus, including lattes, americanos, cappuccinos and frappuccinos. However, many people miss the obvious best choice: black coffee. I know that may … Continue reading Black coffee is the best for busy college students