Walkability and Bikeability In Lexington: Interview with Blake Hall
Native Lexingtonian and urbanism enthusiast Blake Hall talks about his vision for a more walkable and bikeable Lexington.
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…
This year, the residents of Richmond, Lexington and Frankfort have to choose between two candidates that leave much to be desired
Long time teacher Democratic Nominee for Kentucky Senate seat 34, Susan Cintra, sits down with The Berea Torch to talk about her plans of improving Madison County and beyond.
Meet the candidates running for Berea City Council in 2022.
The Berea Torch interviews two candidates running this year for the Berea Board of Education
Drag artist Benita Bloom talks about their performance in Berea College’s Drag Show and what drag means to them.
Bruce Fraley is running for re-election as mayor of Berea, Kentucky. The Berea Torch discusses his plans for the economy, walkability, and the place of Berea College in the collage of the city.
SGA Sophomore Vice-President Suneil Avirneni interviews SGA President Connor Courtney and talks about his plans for changing Berea this semester.
After the repeal of Roe v. Wade, people of religious faith are turning towards the RCRC to fight for abortion rights, including Berea.
As libraries become part of the ever larger list of culture war battlegrounds, Madison County librarians speak out about the role of libraries in Berea and Richmond.
Clean4change, an environmental activism group in Kentucky, is trying to bring about more awarness in Berea College about environmental issues and bring about real, tangible change.
For almost a decade now, alumni Michael Harrington has been fighting for change in Berea.
An international student in Berea College is releasing his own music album made with artists from around the world.
From a dangerous work environment to threatening co-workers, dining is rife with trouble for some of its student staff.
The Campus Christian Centre has a long and varied history in Berea. The Dean of the Chapel discusses its past, present and future before her retirement.
Dr. Jeff B. Pool has a reputation of being strict and demanding among many Berea students, but what does he think about these claims?
Presidential and vice-presidential candidates Nathaniel Fish and Collins Kandongwe give their views on how the SGA can improve college for the better.
Ezra Lanoue is running for vice-president of the SGA and hopes foster “A Berea for all Bereans.”