Church and Community Shower Long Time Church Member with Flowers, Gifts and Felicitations.Berea Citizen newspaper; June 29, 1944 Miss Melissa Ballard, ca. 1944 Miss Melissa Ballard, 79, sits…
Carl & Deborah Byrd Thomas Two young students from Birmingham, Ala., found their landing space at Berea in the 1970s, and continue to grow and develop that space…
In 2006, when trying to land my dream job at Berea College, I met a person who had once worked there. I was trying to learn as much…
Dear Berea Alumni and Friends, I am pleased to present this year’s President’s Report on Philanthropy and commend it for your review. Though a global pandemic has delivered…
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…
Standing, left to right: Chad Berry, interim vice president for Alumni and College Relations; Candis Arthur, associate vice president for Development Operations; Joanne Singh, director for Campaigns and…
The Legacy Wall is part of the John G. Fee Glade, located in the heart of Berea’s campus. Built in 2009, the Wall lists the more than 3,000…
Photo by Rui Barros Photography Steve Anderson’s childhood memory of his mother packing boxes of clothes to send to Berea College for her Daughters of the American Revolution…
John G. Fee Society An abolitionist who opposed the American caste system, Reverend John G. Fee moved from northern Kentucky to establish the town of Berea in 1853.…
Howard Hall, built in 1869, is recognized as the first integrated male residence hall in the South. The $18,000 building was paid for by the Freedmen’s Bureau and…