Personal Questions with James Carville. Continue reading Shatto lecture series

A field near Possum Trot on Mountain Campus caught on fire Tuesday afternoon after a student attempted to drive through the grass. Continue reading Field catches fire near Possum Trot

Berry is sponsoring its 12th annual Multiple Sclerosis Walk on campus on April 5 at 10 a.m. Continue reading Berry organizing walk for Multiple Sclerosis research

Federal officials announced Tuesday that anyone seeking to apply for healthcare through the Affordable Care Act (ACA) will have until about mid-April to ask for an extension. The deadline had previously been March 31. Continue reading Affordable Care Act deadline extended

Berry College Forensics team takes home silver in National Competition Continue reading Forensics for the Win

Due to increased attendance at baccalaureate ceremonies in recent years, baccalaureate for this semester’s graduating class has been moved to a Wednesday night rather than the traditional Friday evening time. Continue reading Baccalaureate time changed

On March 13, the “Remembering the Trail of Tears” lecture series came to a close with speaker Sarah H. Hill presenting “Cherokees, Georgians, and the Trail of Tears from Rome, 1838.” Continue reading Trail of Tears series concludes

For Financial Aid Awareness Week, the Head of Financial Aid, Mrs. Marcia McConnell gives advice and insight to all things Financial Aid. Continue reading Financial Aid Advice

James Carville and Mary Matalin, husband and wife and political commentators, will speak at Berry on March 20 at 8 p.m. in the Cage Arena. Continue reading Political commentators to visit Berry for Shatto lecture

Berry’s Forensics Team won second place against 25 of some of the nation’s top forensics college and university teams at the Novice National Forensics Tournament in Dekalb, Ill. March 14-16. Continue reading Forensics team takes second place at national tournament