Winter 2024 In early November, I was reading and came across this challenge: “What if we started to seek the welfare of others? What if we actively went…
Deciding on a major and career can be difficult for some. One can be interested in too many topics or not interested in any. But for April Townsend…
Adrienne Keller Eisenmenger ’05 helps young refugees from all over the world settle into their lives in the United States. She helps them in the process of getting…
On Oct. 14, 1960, at 2 a.m., a young crowd eagerly anticipated the words of John F. Kennedy as he took the steps outside the University of Michigan’s…
Harry Johnston ’71 didn’t know why anybody might be interested in him. He’s just a retired, third-party medical claims guy living in West Virginia. A pair of old…
Shannon White ’22 For Shannon White ’22, studying abroad had always been in the cards. He first seriously considered the idea when a travel company presented the opportunity…
Tore Borhaug ’90 was the first student from Norway to attend Berea College. He graduated with a degree in business administration and earned an MBA at the University…
Celts Students Adapt Programs to Pandemic Conditions Adaptability serves as a perennial guideword for the community-engaged work of students in the Center for Excellence in Learning through Service…
Erika ’23 An unfortunate message perpetuated about Appalachia is the “get-out” narrative: the encouragement for young people to get an education and go elsewhere to find better prospects…
Eastern Kentucky saw a new day when Appalshop unveiled the largest net-metered renewable energy system in the area in June 2019. The solar panels were installed to address…