The second annual All Peoples of the Earth Day centered on “all peoples” coming together to celebrate spring renewal and the spirit of our campus community. Students, faculty…
If you could live anywhere in the world, where would you choose? For many of us, the answer would be difficult. After all, there are countless amazing places…
I knew I might toss and turn all night, disturbing my dogs (and husband) if I didn’t text Judy Sizemore some questions. In the morning, Jackson County Middle…
Zac ’29 didn’t believe he needed to go to school to become a farmer. But after hearing from one of his friends, a non-traditional student, about some of…
Dear Alumni and Friends, I recently returned from a conference where the governor of Maryland and the mayor of Baltimore participated in a Q&A with attendees. During the…
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 old. After an incident…
Appalachia has been and continues to be a place of diversity despite narratives of the region being a monolithic culture. This diversity is a focus for Holden Dillman…
What type of career can a student studying anthropology pursue? “Almost anything,” says Dr. Broughton Anderson, associate professor of archeology at Berea College. Berea College’s liberal arts education…
Walking through the “All Peoples of the Earth” exhibition in the Doris Ulmann Galleries is a way to travel through both time and space while staying firmly grounded…
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 as either a student…