The story of how senior portraits get made can be told through what they are, but also what they are not. For starters, senior portraits are not Crystal…
Photo by Justin Skeens Elaine ‘23 developed a love of plants in high school. Unfortunately, her suburban Alabama neighborhood didn’t have a lot of biodiversity. “We have two…
At the edge of campus, an iron bridge stretches across Brushy Fork Creek, leading to scenic trails open to hikers of all stripes. Over the past 11 years…
Rhea Carter ‘20 developed her passion for Appalachia at Berea and is now dedicated to a career of service to her home region. Photo Courtesy: Bethany Posey ’18…
Sarah Culbreth and Jeff Enge Sarah Culbreth and Jeff Enge, photo by Crystal Wylie ’05 Jeff Enge ’86, a Minnesota native who grew up in the Chicago suburbs,…
The ninth president of Berea College, Dr. Lyle D. Roelofs, will retire at the end of June, after 11 years of service to this unique and storied institution.…
Last year, 57 percent of Berea College students were the first in their families to attend college. In addition to adjusting to a rigorous academic life and working…
Nina Yarbrough ’09 never dreamed she’d be a patron of the arts. The poet and playwright imagined she’d be on the other side, the one asking for money…
On her father’s shelf, Concepta ’23 found a book written in a mysterious language. The symbols on the cover—C++—were a computer language she would not understand for some…
“I’m just a girl from Africa who loves to make things,” said Katie ’23, who was raised in Mozambique by missionary parents from the U.S. and Sweden. The…