Chance, happenstance, faith and love mark one alumnus’ journey from Ghana to Berea At 1 a.m. in Elmina, Ghana, after a long day of selling water on the…
For Clint Patterson, Berea College’s forester, the holy grail of conservationism is to find economic solutions to environmental problems. “If we could just figure out a way for…
Living and learning in a community of intersecting identities Sophomore Sabina Sabal was not planning to take a Women’s and Gender Studies (WGS) class. But when she saw…
Berea College Labor Stories Berea College doesn’t just admit students, it hires them, too. Though in the beginning, the Labor program provided a means of support while attending…
Alumna DeJuana Thompson is changing the South one vote at a time If no one else is the activist in the room, then I have to be. Birmingham…
A profile of Sylvia Asante, dean of Labor Berea’s dean of labor, Dr. Sylvia Asante, had some idea about the work that goes on at Berea College before…
Too Christian, not Christian enough It’s not rare in America that a liberal arts college is church-affiliated. It’s also not rare that a liberal arts college used to…
Music has always captivated Wilkensley Thervil, a junior double major in Technology and Applied Design (TAD) and Computer Science. Born in Haiti without access to musical instruments, his…
Berea alumna and journalist focuses her work on migration, human rights and gender equality “When I met them, I didn’t know if they would live to tell their…