While at her family home, Lisa Custalow, founder of The Children of Shenandoah, heard the stories of a teacher who came to the mountains of what is now…
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.…
Dear Alumni and Friends, It is an honor and privilege to write to you for the first time as the new editor of Berea College Magazine. While I…
In the 1930s, one of Oscar Gunkler’s earliest assignments at Berea College was to administer swim screenings. In his memoir, “May I Say A Few Words?” Gunkler, 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…
Photo by Kalilah Hicks ’27 Indian Fort Theatre Since its opening in 1955 as part of Berea College’s centennial celebration, Indian Fort Theater has brought stories to life…