Berry College physics major Madison Pierce has received the national Goldwater Scholarship for her research contributions and academic achievements.
The Berry College Class of 2026 Commencement Celebration was hosted on May 9 at Valhalla Stadium.
Berry College celebrated student innovation and academic achievement during its 26th annual Symposium on Student Scholarship, where students from across disciplines presented original research and work.
The Berry College Board of Trustees recently approved tenure and promotion decisions for multiple professors.
Ansley Reed ’26 will pursue a Master of Divinity degree at Samford University. Majors in religion and philosophy and creative technologies motivated her to examine humanity’s role in technology.
The chairman of Chick-fil-A, Inc. and Berry College Trustee Emeriti Dan Cathy will be the speaker for the Class of 2026 Commencement Celebration May 9 at Valhalla Stadium.
More students are prioritizing sustainability when choosing a college. Explore how to spot authentic green practices like renewable energy and student-led research. Learn how sustainability shapes academics, campus life and future career preparation.
An unexpected spark in a research methods class led to a mix of neuroscience and art research. Faith Pennino ’26 is headed to Texas A&M University for Ph.D. studies in cognitive neuroscience.
Curious about a future in health care but not sure what might be the right path? Use this quick guide to explore a variety of allied health professions. From clinical roles to diagnostic and therapeutic specialties, compare career paths, degree expectations and salary outlooks to discover where your skills and interests can make the biggest impact.
Caleb Long ’25 combined English, philosophy and hands-on IT experience at Berry to launch a confident start in higher‑ed technology support.
Wondering if an MBA is the right next step? Learn which programs will strengthen earning potential and leadership skills with this quick guide. Evaluate MBA options and identify programs that deliver meaningful, long‑term value.
What makes a college degree truly worth it? Hands‑on, experiential learning can turn coursework into career momentum. Discover the six key signs a college will deliver lasting value in our blog.
The Chieftains Museum/Major Ridge Home is hosting the 13th annual Floyd County Seed Swap from 1- 3 p.m. on Feb. 15.
Simulation-rich nursing programs offer safe, realistic scenarios that build clinical judgment, emotional resilience and confidence. With structured curriculum and reflective debriefing, students graduate better prepared for real-world patient care.
Dekira Wilkerson ’28 set up her study abroad experience to meet the requirement for her international business major. During the week, she focused on accounting and finance. On weekends away, she made the most of road trips to England, Scotland, Ireland, Belgium, France, Italy and Malta.
Berry College is one of more than 230 U.S. colleges and universities that received the 2026 Carnegie Community Engagement Classification, a designation that highlights an institution’s commitment to community engagement.
Grammy award-winning Christian rapper Lecrae is the keynote speaker for Berry College’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration on Monday (Jan. 19, 2026).
Berry College junior Cai Sabino has been awarded the Global Citizenship Award at the American College of Greece.
Months ahead of graduation, history major and literacy advocate Hannah McDaniel turns an internship into a full-time role in the Georgia Senate.
Dr. Courtney Cash brings nonprofit expertise and social enterprise innovation to Berry’s business school, empowering students to create solutions for global challenges.
Isabella Bane excels in web and content, graphic design and entrepreneurship. She rose in Berry’s student work program where she works as a web communications and strategy supervisor.
At Berry College, Professor Ron Taylor transforms abstract math into hands-on experiences using origami and games. His approach fosters curiosity, creativity and career readiness through active, interdisciplinary learning.
After transferring to Berry, nursing major Miriam Miller Hughes researched tuberculosis eradication as a lens to understand complex global health inequities.
Berry College celebrated a major milestone Oct. 24 with its inaugural White Coat Ceremony for the Physician Associate Program, held in the historic Frost Chapel.
Sydney Summers ’26 tested her Teaching English as a Foreign Language skills through a study abroad program in Ecuador. Next stop? She hopes to teach second grade after graduation.
Law student Sachal Denney says studying the liberals arts was transformative for him while noting a major in finance sharpens critical thinking skills.
Young alum explains how Berry’s Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) program prepared her to teach abroad.
During the Rome City Commissioners Meeting on September 22, 2025, Rome Mayor Craig McDaniel proclaimed October 6 –12, 2025, as National Physicians Associates (PA) Week in Rome, Georgia.
Berry College recently welcomed creative author and esteemed editor Kendra Greene to present her work and expertise.
Noah Koch ’25 majored in dual-degree engineering and applied physics. He entered Georgia Tech’s biomedical engineering graduate program thanks to research.
Mollie Martin ’25 graduated from Berry with a major in biology with a strong emphasis on conservation. She currently works as a barrier island naturalist on the coast of South Carolina, where she uses her academic knowledge and public speaking skills to educate the younger generation on wildlife.
College officials and members of the medical community joined for a ribbon-cutting cutting Aug. 22 and classes started Aug. 25.
Psychology major Cara Miles ’25, recipient of the Martha Berry Outstanding Undergraduate Achievement Award, is undertaking a busy fall. She’s a fellow at McKinsey & Company while earning a master’s in human resources management at Penn State.
Berry College has been named to The Princeton Review’s 2026 Best Colleges rankings.
Berry College kicked off the new academic year today, welcoming approximately 674 new students to campus.
Brooke Jones ’25 turned research, athletics, mentoring and campus jobs into a launchpad for a career in medicine, especially in underserved rural communities.
Chemistry doesn’t have to be confusing. This guide shares seven practical study secrets to help students build confidence, improve understanding and thrive in college-level chemistry. Confidence starts here.