“It’s not just about what you know—what are you going to do with it?” Berea College professor of Psychology and Women’s and Gender Studies,…
Berea professor conducts diversity training to build relationships between police and campus community In the summer and fall of 2012, two unarmed African American…
Affrilachian: A History of the Word In 1991, Frank X Walker, an experienced playwright and visual artist, and a budding poet, was confronted with…
It’s 1964, and a siren is whining across the Berea College campus. A small band of young men drop their books and sprint across…
This bounty of tomatoes and beans grown in the garden behind the church helps decrease food insecurity for Berea’s children and their families. Children…
On the right day, in a fenced-off corner of the student parking lot, one may find a curious scene: an art student applying Coca-…
Preserving an Appalachian tradition Have a conversation with Bill Best ’59, former director of the Sustainable Mountain Agriculture Center, Berea College faculty member and…
In 1938, Charles Rayburn left kerosene lamps at home in the hills of Lewis County, Ky., to switch on electric lights at Berea’s Lower…