Poverty levels in Rome have decreased due to projects like community gardens and kitchens.
Continue reading Students run community garden

Berry administration has hired Nancy Rewis of Atlanta as the new vice president for marketing and communications.
Continue reading VP of Communication and Marketing named

As Nov. 8 grows nearer, it can be easy to get caught up in the political fervor surrounding the general elections, or to feel sick of the ever-present political Facebook posts, sidewalk chalk and celebrity endorsements. Continue reading Third party voting: Impractical or Incredible?

There is a vacancy in the International Programs office. After serving as the International Programs director for 13 years, Sarah Edgerer left Berry earlier this semester. Continue reading Administration in search of new International Programs director

The advancement office is in the process of launching BerryFunder, a crowdfunding site aimed specifically at young alumni. Continue reading Crowdfunding makes “passion projects” a reality with site launch

Berry College Volunteer Services hosted their fall break service trip in Panama City Beach. Continue reading Fall break service trip highlights importance of conservation

While students are occasionally required to pay fines on campus for various reasons, like parking tickets and library fees, they usually do not know where these fines go.

Continue reading What happens to collected fines and fees?

Nestled between two houses on Kingston Avenue in North Rome is a small plot of land, sunken below street level and easy to miss if you don’t know where to find it. Continue reading Planting the seeds of community in North Rome

The words “financial aid” may strike fear into the hearts of many students, and finding enough funds to get through school can be a major source of stress. Continue reading Changes to FAFSA, processes streamlined