Amid a digital environment students find themselves emerged in Yik Yak’s anonymous forum. However, do most students enjoy the platforms inflammatory nature? Continue reading Yik Yak: The platform that shapes Berry’s Digital Culture
As one of Berry’s few annual events, Casino Night serves as a night in which a huge portion of the Berry community comes together for a night to remember. Continue reading Casino Night
Berry’s bald eagles are predicted to not lay eggs this year, an unusual phenomenon compared to previous years. Although some might be scared this could relate to the notorious avian flu, the natural life cycle of eagles reassures us that this is likely not the problem. Continue reading Berry eagles disappoint, laying no eggs for first time in many years
Amidst a slew of executive orders and changes, President Donald Trump has made a ban on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) programs in schools, which took effect Friday. Federally funded schools were given 14 days to end DEI and race-based programs, according to the Department of Education. Continue reading Diversity, equity, inclusion order leads to changes in schools
A company of Mikes discuss who will be receiving the coveted Employee of the Month parking spot. Continue reading Four’s a Crowd S2 Ep 1: Employee of the Month
Berry’s softball team enters their 2025 season under new coach: Coach Meredith Mills. Continue reading New Leadership, Fresh Hope
On Feb. 5th, news that Astrid Escobar, former Head Coach of the Berry College Swim and Dive program, resigned from her post hit Berry’s campus. Much speculation swirled about what were the reasons for her resignation and if it had anything to do with her profile being taken down from the Berry athletics website. While neither Berry’s Athletic Department nor the college has released any statements about the reasons for her departure, Ella Quigley, a junior on the women’s Swim and Dive team talked about the team’s reaction after they heard the news. Continue reading Head coach hunt begins after Astrid Escobar resigns
President Trump has recently promised to close the Department of Education and begin taxing university endowments by twenty-one percent. A widespread debate has started over whether these are the correct moves and if he has the power to enact these statements. Continue reading Trump to tax college endowments, confront Dept. of Education
Studying abroad is an exciting opportunity that offers students the chance to immerse themselves in a new culture. Students from Berry have traveled all around the world to complete their studies, but now the roles are reversed as Berry has recently welcomed a group of exchange students from Setsunan University in Osaka, Japan for a two-week long study abroad program on American culture. Continue reading Berry welcomes students from Japanese University for international exchange program
