Winter 2023 Dear Alumni and Friends, Photo by Tyler Rocquemore ’22 In late November, I interviewed two young women. Both were communication majors, both were drawn to broadcast…
Chris Thomas Hayes ’06 Chris Thomas Hayes ’06, photo by Crystal Wylie ’05 Chris Hayes ’06 is an actor and puppeteer currently performing on Sesame Street, where he…
In May 2017, President Lyle Roelofs received a thank you note from a Guinevere Beirne, a English major who was graduating the following week. In her letter the…
After nine decades of food and festivities, meals over moving conversations and gatherings of great minds, the dining table in the President’s Home on campus has been replaced.…
“Berea found me,” remembers Ariel Owens Williams ’14. Williams grew up and lived in Hawaii, but her father moved them to Kentucky for a short period of time…
There’s beauty in the chain of a song’s creation—in that behind-the-scenes glimpse into an artist’s process, from angst to revelation. There’s inspiration in the journals kept alongside the…
Summer 2022 Photo by Tyler Rocquemore ’22 Dear Alumni and Friends, In the winter issue you read what the value of free meant to me—the ability to graduate…
In the early part of the 1980s, as Jodi Gentry ’87 was thinking about college, her options were not limited. Though living in rural Florida in a single-income…
Spring 2022 Photo by Tyler Rocquemore ’22 Dear Alumni and Friends, It’s funny how leaving home can sometimes lead you home. Growing up in a military family, I…
As a baby, Dr. Jamilah Page wanted to be included when her mom was cooking; she’d cry if her mother wasn’t holding her. Even as a toddler, Page…