Historic Edwards Building is Demolished
The Edwards Building, has been torn down by Berea College due to the”significant risk” involved with renovation.
Harlan County & its continuing history with miners strike is explored in the book “Which Side Are You On?”
The Edwards Building, has been torn down by Berea College due to the”significant risk” involved with renovation.
UPS workers are preparing for a strike after the breakdown of negotiations between the Teamsters Union and UPS Management.
This fall, Berea College students will be welcomed by its first female president, Dr. Cheryl Nixon.
If elected to the 93rd district, Emma Curtis would become the first openly transgender state legislator in Kentucky history.
Berea College President Lyle Roelofs’ statement condemning Kentucky’s anti-gay and anti-trans bills could not have happened without the help of Ket Perkins and the SGA.
As other colleges across the U.S begin to abandon the swim requirement, Berea College is coming under increased scrutiny from students and staff alike to reform the program.
Native Lexingtonian and urbanism enthusiast Blake Hall talks about his vision for a more walkable and bikeable Lexington.
The General Education Modification (GEM) Committee is responsible for making majors changes to wellness, GSTR and other general education courses in Berea College.
By Lily Barnette and Ülvi Gitaliyev Elected in 2021, Josh Bray is running unopposed this year. He represents the entirety of Rockcastle County, as well as parts of Laurel, Pulaski and Madison County, including most of Berea. The Berea Torch was able to interview him to discuss why he originally ran, achievements from his last…
Senate Bill 92 threatens to disrupt Ohio’s proud tradition of referendums.
Berea College student, Bless, offers her opinions on SB 115, the bill aiming to limit drag performances in Kentucky.
Read about how Trayvion and Suneil plan to represent students in the SGA.