Writing Resources students help peers become better writers Berea student Leeroy ’23 doesn’t know how he would have made it through college without the support of Writing Resources.…
It’s a Saturday afternoon, and the main room of the Carter G. Woodson Center for Interracial Education is abuzz with people of color but with a diversity of…
In the day and age of internet messengers and social media, communicating through hand-written letters is a dying art. But when Cecelia McKinney ’56 posted on a Berea…
In August 2009, Kelci Reed ’13 left her small-town Indiana home and the single mother who had raised her and cried all the way to Berea. A self-described…
We asked Berea College alumni on Facebook to tell us how faculty and staff impacted their lives. Here’s what they said: Robin Mason(Child Development) “She said something in…
Successfully crossing the bridge through Berea College is impossible without the support of faculty and staff. A trio of retired alumni—each with close to 40 years of service…
“I would be incredibly honored to call you ‘daughter’ so someone who doesn’t see your value is missing it,” Dr. José Pimienta-Bey, chair of the African and African…
In 1980, Berea students Ron Robinette ’82 and Elizabeth Mullins ’82 decided to get married. They were young, in love and not giving much thought to life’s practicalities.…
Sometimes the smallest items can have the biggest impact. For José Ramos-Macias ’23, something as small as a business card changed the course of his college career. Given…
Dr. Princess Nash ’07 leads a life of equal parts adventure and academic rigor. She is a planner who welcomes the diversity of the world’s experiences and executes…