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A brief recap of President Briggs’ Town Hall at the Krannert Ballroom on April 24, 2023. Continue reading Berry College Branding Concerns Addressed at Town Hall Meeting
By Chaya Jones, Viking Fusion Reporter and Kenadie Turner, Viking Fusion Reporter Edited by Nolan Scoretz, Viking Fusion News Producer MOUNT BERRY, Ga.- The Shelton Family Settlement at Berry College received its historic plaque after being on campus since 1874. The Shelton Family Settlement is a historic plot of land residing on Possum Trot at Berry College. The settlement includes a chapel, classrooms and a graveyard. The … Continue reading Shelton Family Settlement at Berry College receives historic plaque
Directed by Professor Jennifer Bradford, the theatre company is hosting shows from Wednesday to Sunday. Tickets are available at berry.edu/onstage. Continue reading Berry College Theatre Department presents “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”
The 2020 election, known primarily for its political partisanship, resulted in some unprecedented events. Some of the most notable events were the January 6 insurrection, and subsequence investigation against former president, Donald Trump. A grand jury in Georgia has reached a decision on whether or not Trump committed criminal acts in the process of the election. As Georgia votes were being counted, Trump contacted Georgia’s secretary of state Brad Raffensperger, asking him to discard votes he claimed were fraudulent, so that he could win the state of GA. Continue reading Georgia grand jury reaches decision in Trump case
In recent years, we have seen tremendous advancements made in the field of AI. However, a new software utilizing AI has recently been used to write free essays for students, capturing the attention and concern of school faculty members. Continue reading ChatGPT: A Threat to Academic Integrity?
Students seek to make a difference in eliminating waste by encouraging all to recycle. Continue reading Berry College’s Eco Club establishes new campus wide recycling program
Freshman Amanda Milner is an out of state Berry student who was originally deemed ineligible to vote in the Georgia race. She went through the process of proving her eligibility and ultimately was approved. Continue reading Berry student fights back for eligibility to vote
Michael Johnson shares his personal experience and work with suicide awareness and prevention. Continue reading Testimonies from the Berry Community on Suicide Awareness and Prevention: Part One
Local Rome retreat creates a place for seriously ill children and their families. Continue reading “The Sweet Cocoon” serves local Rome community in providing a safe space for seriously ill children
Residence Life comments on students wishing to feed stray campus cats. Continue reading Berry College Residence Life cautions students against feeding campus strays
