Decades after Berea College graduates Martha Salter ’51 and Ohlen Wilson ’50 completed their time on campus, their legacy of dedicated service to others continues through their children…
Swinging slowly and silently, the pendulum in the Margaret A. Cargill Natural Sciences and Health (MAC) Building cuts through the air, carving a path through the sand beneath.…
Growing up in Southwest Virginia, Donald W. Caudill ’80 was told by a guidance counselor that he was not college material. With that in mind, Caudill took the…
O’Neil Arnold ’85 counts himself as “one of the lucky ones.” “If you had told me as a Berea College student that I could see the things I…
“My story isn’t one of beating the odds; it is one of unwavering support that changed the odds,” explained William Woelki ’22 during his TED Talk as a…
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…
Long before she found herself presenting at the International Council on English Braille, Willow Free ’08 was feeling out a career in grocery store management. “Nobody in my…
When Lindsey Heuscher ’14 arrived at Berea College as a transfer student in 2011, she had no idea what to expect. A Seattle native, she applied on the…
At Berea, we often talk about how education opens doors. For many of our students and alumni, those doors were once closed, locked, or hidden from view. Yet…
A Berea College alumnus is to thank every time someone taps to make a purchase with a credit or debit card. However, when William “Jody” Gray ’85 was…