For Seth Lewis ’15, his first semester at Berea was nearly his last. Going through a difficult time in his life, he had every…
Retirement 1.0 Travel more, organize the house and catch up with long-lost friends. These are often the first priorities after retirement. But what…
A-Nya Badger ’23 believes she always had a strong sense of justice. She remembers her first step into activism when she was 3 years…
As the transportation director for Kentucky River Foothills, Tyler Burris ’13 does a lot of different things in a day. He supervises 40 employees,…
They could have built their careers anywhere. Instead, Albert Yongbang ’00 and Antoinette Yongbang ’00 chose to stay in Lexington, Kentucky, a place where…
Walking through the “All Peoples of the Earth” exhibition in the Doris Ulmann Galleries is a way to travel through both time and space…
When one hears “Appalachian music,” they may be forgiven for the image accompanying it in their mind. If the genre inspires a vision of…
When I left Berea’s Office of African and African American Studies on July 31, 2019, I ended an almost 40-year affiliation with Berea College…