From the eye-catching castle of the Ford buildings to the humble Roosevelt Cabin, the Berry campus is rich with architectural history for those who have an interest in the field. Some buildings, such as the Morgan Deerfield dorms or the Animal Science building are more recent editions to campus, while other buildings have been serving students since the founding of the school.  Continue reading Class showcases historic buildings on campus

The Oak Hill and Martha Berry museum is located just outside of Berry’s sprawling campus seeking to tell the history of Martha Berry and the founding of her school. While the museum contains many historical artifacts related to Berry’s history, the museum often has the opportunity to show a variety of art exhibits. From March 11- June 8, the museum will be hosting an exhibition titled “Prolific and Experimental: The Art of Steffen Thomas.” The exhibit is in collaboration with the Steffan Thomas Museum of Art, located in Madison Georgia. Thomas passed in 1990, and he is known for his work in a wide array of mediums, including oil painting, drawing and sculpture. One of his most relevant works in relation to Berry College is the stone bust he created of Martha Berry. Continue reading Oak Hill Museum hosts Steffen Thomas Exhibit