In late 2021, Marc Gustwiller learned he was in kidney failure and needed a transplant. Statistically, within the Cincinnati metropolitan area, there were about…
Some say we become who we are due to 10 defining moments, seven critical choices and five pivotal people. Sometimes, they overlap. As a…
Growing up in southeastern Kentucky, Tierra Curry ’97 was thrilled at splashing in Troublesome Creek, a natural wonderland fringed with trees. There, her mother…
Dr. Robert Stafford ’89 is a tireless advocate for rural education. Throughout his long and impressive career, he’s served Kentucky’s students in many ways—as…
In a historic courthouse nestled in Scottsboro, Ala., Judge John Graham ‘85 walks a different path than most who wear a robe. He greets…
Free tuition and insistent grandparents drew Ejim Dike ’94 to Berea in 1990. The college’s rich history and commitment to being a strong beacon…
Betty Jean Hall ’68 built her career on transforming lives in practical and tangible ways. She was born in Buckhorn, Kentucky, graduated from Berea…
While pursuing his master’s degree at Harvard, Adam Howard ’93 found himself at an elite boys’ school outside Boston. For the previous two months,…