Film industry returns after strikes

In 2023, the TV and film industry faced a massive interruption in film production caused by strikes led by two major unions, the Writers Guild of America (WGA) and Screen Actors Guild- American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA). Although these strikes have ended and writing and filming have recently resumed, the occurrence of both strikes has triggered changes across the film industry.  Continue reading Film industry returns after strikes

Lines blurred when it comes to hate speech

In public universities, these rights remain the same. Public universities cannot censor students any more than the government can censor citizens, taking away the need for most public universities to outline a free speech policy in their handbooks. Since public universities are funded and managed by the government, the same rules apply on campus as they do off campus.  Continue reading Lines blurred when it comes to hate speech

Berry Swim and Dive perform well in recent events

Heath Hutcheson, Campus Carrier sports editor Berry’s Swim and Dive Team has recently seen great success in their last few meets. The match on Jan. 9 against Piedmont saw the women’s team finishing 1st overall with 154 points over the Lions’ 113 points. Junior Katelyn Groves, freshman Emily Martin, sophomore Ashley Young and junior Molly Heath took first in the Women 200 yard medley relay. … Continue reading Berry Swim and Dive perform well in recent events

‘Black Barbie’ to be shown at Berry

Abigail Dunagan, Campus Carrier arts and living editor While “Barbie” was one of the biggest films of 2023, there is more to the story of these popular dolls. This evening, the Rome International Film Festival (RIFF) will be partnering with the Berry College Office of Diversity and Belonging to host a showing of the 2023 documentary “Black Barbie.” This documentary was written and directed by … Continue reading ‘Black Barbie’ to be shown at Berry