COVID-19 restrictions have changed the ways students live their lives. First year reporters Annabelle Norton and Madi Rowe dive into how Berry students adapt to these guidelines and how Berry’s campus life is different from many other colleges. Continue reading Students say in-person classes, on-campus living worth added precautions
Berry community members joined protests to draw attention to racial injustice, each drawn by different motivations to events across the state. Continue reading Protesters from Berry share motivations, complications behind calling for racial justice
At Berry College, classes in 2020 look different than they have in previous years due to the social distancing efforts of administration, faculty, and students. Continue reading COVID in photos: unique classrooms mark return to school
The Rome Community Development Service Committee hosted a meeting on Friday to discuss the statue of Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest standing at the base of the Myrtle Hill Cemetery. Continue reading Rome officials host meeting to discuss confederate statue
As CBD gains respect in the medical field, Rome and Berry community members see the substance as a new cure-all remedy to treat various diseases and disorders. Continue reading CBD gaining popularity in Rome
By Mary Banks Shelander, COM 250 Reporter Edited by Taylor Nettis, COM 303 Editor ROME, Ga. — Every year for the past three years, Dr. Casey Dexter’s psychology class has worked with clients at the Mercy Care Health Center in Rome to produce books that help seniors relive their memories. Every semester, Dr. Dexter teaches Adulthood and Aging, a class in which students work with … Continue reading Berry psych class helps Romans produce life-celebrating memoirs
Floyd County has introduced new voting machinery and security measures in preparation for the 2020 presidential election. Continue reading Floyd County employs new voting system technology
