Dr. Jarrod Brown ’04, assistant professor of philosophy, was 8 when his favorite hunting dog, a beagle named Bingosh, died having puppies. “I was…
The Value of a Liberal Arts Education There are two types of people in the world—those who believe there are only two types of…
For the past 53 years, Dr. Bobby Starnes has been dedicated to empowering every person with whom she works—students, fellow educators and community members—employing…
When the late Alex Haley, author of “Roots,” took William Turner to the Museum of Appalachia in Norris, Tenn., a short distance from the…
Berea College hones its prestige and high standard for academics not just through student performance, but through our faculty’s commitment to the pursuit of…
Student perspectives on navigating the pandemic The pandemic upended everyone’s lives, and though some predicted it would take a large toll on the world,…
Sarah Schroan ’20 and Gabriella Epley ’21 won second place in the national brief writing competition held by the American Moot Court Association (AMCA).…
Faculty and staff crucial to campus mental well-being For some students, taking tests can evoke fear and anxiety. Dr. Monica Kennison, Susan V. Clayton…