Student brings up topic at SGA meeting that sparks debate among administration and students. Continue reading Condoms create controversy over college’s responsibilities

The Clark Scholarship helped girls to travel the world while studying abroad. Continue reading Clark Scholarship

College students often have mixed feelings about credit cards because they don’t understand how they work. Continue reading Credit cards: Build credit with caution

In the weeks leading up to the election, the appearance of aggressive pro-Trump chalk in prominent places around campus led to a campus-wide discussion of free speech. Continue reading Chalk may fade, but conversation is here to stay

The English as a Second Language (ESL) program at Berry allows students to experience different cultures twice a week without leaving the “Berry Bubble.”
Continue reading Students reach Rome community through ESL

Even within the Berry Bubble, some students feel more secure with certain safeguards. Continue reading Where does the Viking Code stand on self-defense?

Berry College students host viewing parties as the 2016 presidential candidate is elected. Continue reading Students host election viewing parties

The sidewalk in front of McAllister Hall has seen a bit more traffic than usual in the past week. After pro-Trump chalkings appeared in front of the building on Oct. 31, students have reacted in vastly different ways on a number of platforms. Continue reading Variety of responses arise from chalkings

Eyes were fixated on the screen during an election watch party hosted by the Young Democrats in McAllister Auditorium on Tuesday Night.
Continue reading Trump’s win surprises Berry

Berry College’s students participate in political dialogue using chalk graffiti. Continue reading Chalk graffiti sparks free speech debate