Tag: Student Life
Library becomes gathering place for students during COVID
Students looking for a place to study and be with friends find the library an ideal location.
The 2020 Freshman Experience: Mental Health
In the final installment of our series on the 2020 Freshman Experience, we asked Berry students and staff about the affects of COVID-19 restrictions on mental health this year.
The 2020 Freshman Experience: Events
Freshman year is a pivotal time in the lives of college students, but this transition looks different in 2020 due to COVID-19. In the second installment of our series on the Freshman Experience, we take a look at how COVID-conscious event programming has changed the experience for first year college students.
Students protest during Berry’s 2020 Mountain Day
Students called for a Chief Diversity Officer at Berry College during the school’s 2020 Mountain Day festivities, which ran throughout the week of October 4 through October 10.
SGA Responds to Ongoing Student Demonstrations
Annie Deitz, Campus Carrier Managing Editor Last week, students participated in three different demonstrations in response to the announcement made in an email from the President’s Office on Oct. 5 that the staff member who […]
Activism in photos: Solidarity Week concludes with BLM march
Solidarity Week concluded at Berry College last Sunday with a Black Lives Matter march and vigil.
The 2020 Freshman Experience: Sports
Freshman year is a pivotal time in the lives of college students, but this transition looks different in 2020 due to COVID-19. In the first installment of a series on the Freshman Experience, we take a look at how the absence of sporting events has changed freshman year for Berry College students.
Georgia colleges and COVID: differing policies and reported cases
To understand how colleges are handling COVID-19 across the state, we reviewed several Georgia universities’ COVID procedures and case numbers, and reached out to some of their students to see what makes their school’s policies unique.
Art program adapts to 2020’s unique challenges
In order to accommodate concerns about COVID-19, the art program’s classes and events look different in 2020. Still, the program has an open gallery and a full schedule of events for the semester.