Growing up in southeastern Kentucky, Tierra Curry ’97 was thrilled at splashing in Troublesome Creek, a natural wonderland fringed with trees. There, her mother…
Scholarship and Writing Many retirees continue the scholarship and writing they began at Berea. Bill Best ’59, former professor of physical education and general…
In a historic courthouse nestled in Scottsboro, Ala., Judge John Graham ‘85 walks a different path than most who wear a robe. He greets…
In collaboration with Our Land of Promise, the Berea Arts Council hosted the Berea Black History and Heritage Exhibit in Fall 2024, celebrating and…
The Alumni Office and President’s Office collaborated to enhance alumni engagement in highly alumni-concentrated regions. Out of our top 10 regions, eight held meet-and-greet…
In 2022, Barbara Keck Wilson ’64 reflected on her time growing up on a farm in Wayne County, West Virginia. It was a hard…
The Carter G. Woodson Center for Interracial Education and Berea College pay for faculty and staff to participate in biennial Civil Rights Seminar and…
Berea College’s founder, Rev. John G. Fee, was born into a wealthy slaveholding family in Bracken County, Ky. During his theological training at Lane…