A Message from the Vice President for Alumni, Communications and Philanthropy I’m sure you notice all the frenzy over very large lottery payouts in our country. While the…
Berea must confront a unique challenge among colleges: how can it best serve the underserved? In any given year, nearly 60 percent of incoming students have an expected…
A joint message from the President and the Vice President forAlumni, Communications and Philanthropy Rev. John G. Fee had a bold mission for Berea College amid the turbulence…
Tore Borhaug ’90 was the first student from Norway to attend Berea College. He graduated with a degree in business administration and earned an MBA at the University…
For Leslie Parker Borhaug ’90, mountains have figured prominently in her life. She was born in the mountains of North Carolina but was raised in mountainous Switzerland as…
Most teachers are made, but a few are born. The late Kelva Nelson ’79 seemed to have been destined to be a teacher. For three decades, she brought…
Berea College has not charged tuition since 1892, when it became ever clearer that the students the College was admitting could not afford it. So today, as the…
Greetings from Berea Beloved, We are pleased to present alumni and friends with a collection of stories chock-full of the impact generous philanthropy has made possible. I’m so…
In 2006, when trying to land my dream job at Berea College, I met a person who had once worked there. I was trying to learn as much…
How two sisters navigated a conservative perspective in an inclusive space Berea’s founding motto that “God has made of one blood all peoples of the earth” has always…