President Steve Briggs traces the development of the Berry Center for Integrity in Leadership, highlighting its impact through lessons learned by participants in its signature mentoring program.
Actor Darren Barnet (13C) works hard in Hollywood and finds success with breakout role in Netflix hit series.
Charter nursing program graduate Peggy Earley (15C) follows a heavenly whisper to serve Ukrainian refugees with the Flying Doctors of America.
From the Hollywood Improv and "Star Search" to corporate retreats and conventions, comedian Leslie Norris-Townsend (77c) has kept – and keeps – people laughing.
As a child, Anaiah Rucker (22C) received a scholarship to Berry after losing her leg while saving her sister from an oncoming truck. This spring, she walked across the commencement stage.
Audrey B. Morgan has done it again, making her largest gift to date – $10 million – in support of a new health sciences building and scholarships in music and education.
The completion of a new beach volleyball venue and the relocation and expansion of the Dickey Field throws facility for track and field promise increased opportunities and visibility for Berry student-athletes.
Berry’s storied Hollywood connections grew stronger this spring with visits by a Tyler Perry-led film crew and famed "Frasier" star Kelsey Grammer.
When Hester Parks (95C) learned that hardworking students might have to give up their college dreams, she knew she had to help. Now she’s a member of the Martha Berry Society of annual leadership supporters
Berry mourns the passing of a dedicated servant-leader whose powerful legacy endures on campus and beyond.
Trejohn Skinner (23C) loves sharing his musical gifts. Now the accomplished tenor is bound for a career in which he helps others do the same.
The Bartow County School System and Cartersville City Schools are partnering with Berry College to launch ContinUed Bartow and ContinUed Cartersville, a premier program that offers educational graduate degrees at no cost to tenured employees.
Studies in the humanities positioned Vanessa Rice ’23 to receive a coveted Fulbright Scholarship as well as two Critical Language Scholarships from the U.S. Department of State.
Georgia Lottery CEO Gretchen Corbin is the featured speaker for the Berry College Commencement May 6.
The ingenuity, passion and relentless drive of Berry alumni, students and faculty are on full display in the Winter 2022-23 issue of Berry magazine.
A decade after the founding of the Southern Athletic Association, President Steve Briggs reflects on the challenges and ultimate triumph of Berry’s transition to NCAA Division III.
Meaghan Nolan Boenig (99C) has built an equestrian powerhouse from the ground up at the University of Georgia.
Two incredible couples and programs they helped to inspire were the focus of attention and appreciation at Berry’s second-annual Evening of Honors event.
Derek Detweiler (03C) is indulging his passion for computer programming as a video-game designer for PBS Kids and other clients.
Justus Edwards (21C) reached a milestone in his recovery from a serious injury with his triumphant walk across Berry’s commencement stage.
Pharmacist and business owner Paul Bryant (22C) returned after more than two decades to complete his Berry degree.
Genny Castillo (08C), Aaron Chastain (15C), Stewart Fuqua (80A) and Joy Schmidt (11C) headlined the Berry Alumni Council’s 2022 awards program.
On the fifth anniversary of his death, renowned authors and friends celebrated the life and legacy of Dr. Peter Lawler with a series of essays in "Public Discourse."
Students and faculty in creative technologies have more room than ever in which to stoke the fires of innovation thanks to a significant expansion of the aptly named HackBerry Lab.
With new leadership recruited from Atlanta’s Emory University and the generous support of a longtime supporter, Berry is increasing its efforts to help combat a national nursing shortage.
Director of Athletics Angel Mason has been named Nike Executive of the Year for Division III Colleges in recognition of her accomplishments at Berry and service nationally.
Senior Caroline Lanier is prepared to make a difference thanks to lessons learned in her economics courses and internships at the Carter Center and other nonprofits.
Alumni and friends continue to find new and interesting ways to support Berry and its students. Check out these recent examples.
Attorney Toqeer Chouhan (01) has packed a lot into his career — founding a boutique law firm, serving as a county magistrate judge in the Atlanta area and leading in his community. He explains how small classes and insightful mentors influenced his professional choices.
For Alex Rakestraw (18), working as a general manager for Berry College Student Enterprises was foundational in cultivating the transferable skills that landed him a job at Delta Air Lines.
Dillon Yost, with joint direction from his chemistry and math professors, discovered a field of research he never knew existed. Now he works at the prestigious Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
Leroy Hite ’08, a luxury firewood business owner and entrepreneur, started at Berry College with grit and a strong work ethic but left with an entrepreneurial idea that led to a premium firewood business.
Studying international affairs and participating in Model UN provided Michael Howard ’14 with valuable skills he uses as a logistician with Operation Christmas Child, an initiative of Samaritan’s Purse.
Are you looking for some entertaining (and inspiring) reading this summer? Berry magazine has you covered!
Dr. Vedant Mehta (16C) designs nuclear reactors for space exploration in his work at the world-renowned Los Alamos National Laboratory.
The end of the traditional academic year is just beginning for the high achievers featured in President Steve Briggs’ latest essay.
Longtime Berry supporter Audrey B. Morgan and beneficiaries of the Gate of Opportunity Scholarship took centerstage at the college’s inaugural Evening of Honors in Atlanta.