Berea College announced Thursday that the athletic department has accepted an invitation to join the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) beginning in fall 2024 ...

Berea-Midpark High School graduates Joe Check, Rory Fronek, Malak Husein, Lakshmi Mondeddu, and Lillain Videc are the recipients of Berea Kiwanis Club scholarships.

Nov. 30—Berea College's annual Christmas concert is the must-see annual musical event of Berea's holiday season, with tickets already being sold out. The show, titled "A Celebration of Christmas ...

Berea College, located in Berea, KY, guarantees that no student at the college has to pay tuition through awarding a Tuition Promise Scholarship valued at almost $200,000 over four years.

Berea College in Kentucky, which serves students from Appalachia, is the first in the U.S. to finish a hydroelectric power plant to help combat climate change.

The Berea union campaign put forth by student-workers wholly and irrefutably embraces The Great Commitments that guide Berea College’s educational mission.

Berea College is taking steps to commemorate the legacy of one of its most prominent alumna through a new endowed scholarship fund. The Betty Jean Hall Scholarship Fund, being established by a ...

Berea College already subsidizes student tuition, and with talks of student loans in the headlines students are happy to have a job that can also help them make ends meet.

Grow Appalachia, part of Berea College, is an organization that works to serve the region of Appalachia, and through that comes the chance for local children to get the food they need to thrive ...

In 2023, Berea College named Dr. Cheryl Nixon as its 10th president. Now, the college is celebrating ahead of her inauguration ceremony.

Berea College is situated on 140 acres with administrative, academic, accommodation and recreational buildings all on campus. Other facilities include a 1,500 seat auditorium, the chapel, drama centre ...

Berea College was established in 1855 in the US state of Kentucky. Berea started out as a one room schoolhouse built in the wilderness by the Rev. John G. Fee, an anti-slavery scholar and advocate of ...