Ben Rosenbloom ’25, who focused on exercise science and sport leadership, balanced academics and responsibilities as the student program director for strength and conditioning at Berry. Heading to graduate school this fall, he is grateful for his comprehensive college experience.
Mekhi Tchassama didn’t just study communication; he practiced it at every turn. From internships and campus jobs to community engagement and mentorship, he built a future in public relations grounded in experience, versatility and purpose.
Discover how Berry College's Individually Designed Major (IDM) program allows students to tailor their education, combining multiple disciplines to achieve career goals through personalized, interdisciplinary studies.
Pre-law and economics major Ella Stevens learned resilience after overcoming an ACL injury that paused her tennis career. Shifting her focus to future goals, Ella's story showcases the unique opportunities and close-knit community of a small liberal arts college.
While playing football at Berry, Holland Stallings majored in finance and accounting, successfully competed for two significant internships and landed a job before graduation.
Honors student Emma Moore ’25, a secondary education and history major, always knew she wanted to be a teacher. Thanks to a rich array of teaching, mentoring and on-campus job opportunities, she has choices: to teach middle school history or pursue a master’s degree in student affairs administration at the University of Georgia (UGA).
Discover the eight real-world experiences every nursing student needs to excel in their career. From critical thinking to ethical dilemmas, learn how these opportunities prepare future nurses for the complexities of patient care.
Meet Caspian Beard, a music and biology double major blending his passions to create a unique path. Whether performing on stage or studying the natural world, his journey at Berry has been shaped by creativity, mentorship and a love for learning.
Kristy Moss ’24, a driven dual major in cellular and biomedical biology and secondary education, balanced opportunities like STEMTeach and sports medicine in college. Excited about her future career as a physician, she is grateful for her well-rounded experiences at Berry.
Meet Trinity McClendon and Sebastian Nivon Galvez, non-music majors who are dedicated to integrating music into their lives. As a means of stress relief or personal growth, participating in music has helped them thrive in college.
Pre-law student Zion Rome says critical thinking skills, on-the-job training and coaches at Berry have prepared him for graduate school and professional life.
The Campbell School of Business and Rome Floyd Chamber recently hosted a Business Outlook Luncheon.
This senior majoring in psychology and minoring in communication made the most of academics and campus job opportunities to carve out a unique path.
A renowned Christian author and theologian will give a lecture about his book, “The Love That is God: The Essence of Christianity,” tonight (Jan. 27) at Berry College.
Civil rights icon Ruby Bridges, one of the first Black students to integrate an all-white elementary school in 1960, spoke to nearly 2,000 people at Berry College on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Caroline Lord is tapping into art and creative writing at Berry to achieve the long-term goal of working in art therapy. She’s also a successful entrepreneur with a following for her exuberant, colorful paintings.
Berry College Assistant Professor of Physics Zachary Lindsey, his students, along with analytical chemist Joshua Williams from Drexel University, conducted research that found roast degree affects caffeine concentration in light, dark or medium coffee roasts.
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is one of the most important and stressful applications for college students. Learn how to simplify the process so you feel less intimidated while maximizing your financial aid opportunities in college.
Civil rights icon Ruby Bridges, one of the first Black students to integrate an all-white elementary school in 1960, will speak at Berry College on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Taylor Yonfa dreams of working in a pediatric ICU, driven by her love for children and teamwork in critical care. She’ll be ready thanks to the nursing program’s distinctive hands-on experiences and supportive mentors.
Biochemistry major Matthew Davila-Nico ’24 arrived at Berry to play baseball and left with a passion for medicine and a commitment to underserved communities.
Kana Furukawa ’24 is a forestry research specialist at the LSU AgCenter. Her work includes optimizing tree growth, testing herbicides, enhancing wildlife habitats and more. Looking back, she attributes her success to extensive undergraduate fieldwork and supportive mentors at Berry.
Explore the key factors in choosing the right nursing program. Learn about different nursing degrees, the importance of student-centered environments and ways to find programs with high NCLEX pass rates and strong support. Make an informed decision for a successful nursing career.
Zach Pishock ’25 traveled 4,500+ miles for cultural immersion in Europe. He returned with a stronger grasp of geopolitics and Spanish, as well as a deeper sense of self.
The Princeton Review, a premier college-search aid, recently named Berry College in their annual Guide to Green Colleges.
With his talent for managing content and a deep investment in writing as a vocation, Ben Allee ’21 is going places in his communication career.
Berry College welcomes author, civic advocate and cultural commentator Alexandra Hudson to speak at 11 a.m. Nov. 14 in the Krannert Center Spruill Ballroom.
Acclaimed poet and essayist Camonghne Felix will give a reading Friday, Nov. 8, at Berry College.
Gavin Booker ’23, the play-by-play broadcaster for the Rome Emperors, shares his journey from Berry College to professional broadcasting, highlighting his passion for baseball and the pivotal college experiences that shaped his budding career.
First interested in pre-med, Brandon Head explored several majors before digging into data science. A recent internship showed him how technology is being developed to address neurological conditions.
U.S. News & World Reports has ranked Berry College No. 2 for “best value” and “best undergraduate teaching” among universities in the South.
Ivan Khoo, a math and computer science major, is not only interning at Mohawk Industries but also using his Honors thesis to improve his college’s scheduling system.
Joy Han ’24 came to Berry knowing she could build long-lasting relationships that would contribute to her personal and professional development.
Deciding between graduate school and entering the workforce? Learn about the different graduate degrees and factors to consider for your next career step.
Ready to make college life smoother? Check out our latest blog for essential steps to secure the accommodations you need to thrive on campus. Your journey to success starts here!
Berry College Professor Kirsten Taylor was recently awarded the Vulcan Materials Company Teaching Excellence Award.
Dream big and maximize the end of summer. Discover unique scholarships and fellowships that could fund your next big adventure! From research projects to leadership opportunities, start planning now to make the most of your future.