The SGA’s new direction: Zora and Hasel’s Plan Once They Are in Office
Zora Johnson and Hasel Perez-Garcia discuss their plans for the SGA for next year.
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The SGA’s new direction: Zora and Hasel’s Plan Once They Are in Office
Zora Johnson and Hasel Perez-Garcia discuss their plans for the SGA for next year.
Latest Posts
Are We Focusing on the Right Things?
Sydney McCarter discusses the direction of Berea College’s recent reforms.
“Too Safe to Remember: Have Berea’s Convocations Lost Their Purpose?”
Bisher Alshehab and Ameer Abedy reflect on the latest state of convocations in Berea College.
News
What’s Fizzin’?: The Controversy Behind Berea Fizz
The Fizz app has quickly taken the spotlight in the Berea community. Many students along with the college’s president, Dr. Nixon, voiced their concern over its potential harm.
Who is running for City Council in Berea in 2024?
The Berea Torch Interviews Multiple Candidates on Their Plans and Goals if Elected to City Council.
Building a Brighter Future Together: Brandon Long’s Campaign for the 68th District of Kentucky
Brandon Long, a Democratic candidate for Kentucky’s 68th district, challenges incumbent Mike Clines by focusing on children, economic development, and inclusive leadership, aiming to shift the political landscape toward progressivism.
Interviews
Anthony Looney Reflects On His Campaign For Kentucky Legislature Seat
As the midterms draw nearer, the Torch crew interview Anthony Looney, the first democratic contestant for Kentucky’s 81st house district, on his campaign and platform.
Berea Sophomores Reflect on Their First Year
Berea Torch Co-editor Sydney McCarter sits down with sophomores to discuss key takeaways from their experiences as first year students and what advice they would give to future incoming students.
Admin Over Student Safety: How Berea College Handles Rape and Sexual Assault
The Berea Torch interviews Grace Mullins, a student and advocate for sexual assault victims on Berea campus. Read about how the college administration has handled her experience.
Editorials
Op Ed: Vote No On Amendment Two
The proposed school voucher amendment to the Kentucky Constitution could fundamentally change education in the state. Here’s why it could lead to more harm than benefit.
Reflection on The Torch – Where We Are and Where We Are Going
A statement by the Torch Crew on the state of the publication and our plans for the future.
Why Should I Even Vote?
Many young people in the US are apathetic to elections and consider voting useless. Sydney McCarter makes the case otherwise.