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Mountain Day is here — that special time of year when Berry comes alive with memories and tradition. Both former and current students know there's nothing quite like the energy and excitement that fills the campus during this weekend in October. It's our way of honoring Martha Berry (1866-1942) and celebrating our Berry community. Mountain Day has something for everyone — reunions, athletic events, the Grand March (of course!) and so much more.
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Berry students work alongside faculty mentors — exploring their interests while gaining knowledge in core areas of their academic studies. Sarah Roberts ’25 completed an internship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. She is pursuing a master’s in animal genetics at the University of Idaho.
Sarah's Story
Known for a sense of purpose, work ethic and habits of mind, Berry graduates hold a distinct advantage in their professional lives. Jacob Sylvie ’26, recipient of the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship, illustrates this wholeheartedly. He is pursuing a Ph.D. in nuclear engineering at North Carolina State University.
Jacob's Story
Berry’s campus with distinct environments and ecosystems — supports work-based learning and research. Biology major Mollie Martin ’25 applied hands-on learning experience during an internship at the Baldhead Island Conservancy in North Carolina. She works as a barrier island naturalist.
Mollie's Story
U.S. News & World Report has ranked Berry College No. 1 for “best value” and for “best undergraduate teaching” among universities in the South.
Berry College welcomes a slate of interesting speakers this fall, ranging from an astronaut to a television director to a workforce readiness expert.