Join us for an Alumni Tailgate this Saturday before the Centre football game! Our tailgating area beside the Moon Building opens at 10 a.m. Bring your friends, reconnect with fellow grads, and get ready for kickoff at 1 p.m.
Go Vikings!
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A new tradition starts this fall.
Join fellow Vikings in the alumni tailgating area before every home football game. Reconnect, celebrate Berry and cheer on the Vikings together.
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Happy #FordFriday! Join us in welcoming the Berry class of 2030 who moved in this week (with the help of some amazing Berry Bellhops). We look forward to enjoying them while they are here on campus, and then as alums!
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Registration is open for Mountain Day Weekend, Oct. 2โ4! Join us on campus for reunions, the Grand March, athletic events, Marthapalooza and more. Visit https://t.co/ErridQCH6E the full schedule and registration info.
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On this Memorial Day, we pause to honor those who gave their lives in service to our country. We remember their courage, their sacrifice and the families who carry their legacy forward.
#FordFriday at Berry has us smiling about Alumni Work Week, where this yearโs group gathered in front of Ford Dining Hall Monday to celebrate a week of service, connection and shared purpose. https://t.co/eh1L9uOppn
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We're thrilled to welcome our alumni back through the arch for Alumni Weekend and Work Week! Today kicks off reunions for the classes of 1961 and 1966, fun fellowship with the alumni choir and many other friends coming home to Berry.
Happy #FordFriday, Vikings!
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These Berry alums are coming together to make a difference, and theyโre inviting you to join them. Berry's first-ever Day of Giving is April 8, a day where you can rally around the programs, scholarships, teams and experiences that mean the most to you.
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Ellen Axson Wilson, President Woodrow Wilsonโs first wife, had ties to Rome and corresponded with Martha Berry. After Ellen passed in 1914, she was buried at Myrtle Hill Cemetery. Martha shared photos of Berry girls honoring her grave, for which Wilson expressed gratitude.
Did you know Martha Berry never held the title of president? As founder and director of the Berry Schools, she led with vision and grit, but the title came later. The only woman to serve as president was Dr. Gloria Shatto.
Did you know Dr. Sandeep Mazumder is Berryโs ninth official president, though 11 individuals have served in the role? In the early-to-mid 1950s, Dr. Williams McChesney Martin Jr. and Dr. Samuel Henry Cook both served as acting president.
Did you know President Theodore Roosevelt encouraged Martha Berry to open a school for girls? In a 1909, letter, he praised her school for boys for girls opened later that fall, and Roosevelt visited the Berry Schools on Oct. 8, 1910.
Did you know Berryโs longest-serving presidents helped shape generations of learning on the Hill? Dr. John Bertrand (1956-79), Dr. Stephen Briggs (2006-25), Dr. Gloria Shatto (1980-98) and Dr. G. Leland Green (1926-44) guided Berry through decades of growth and change.
Merry Christmas, Berry Alumni!
Wherever this season finds you, may it be filled with joy, reflection and the connections that make Berry feel like home, year after year. Wishing you peace, warmth and a very Merry Christmas from all of us at Berry.
Happy Birthday, Martha Berry! We celebrate her pioneering impact on education, emphasizing a holistic work-study approach that nurtures the "head, heart, and hands" and look forward to this weekend's Mountain Day festivities!
Rome-area alums: Raise a glass with us as we welcome Berry Collegeโs new president, Dr. Sandeep Mazumder
Sept. 23 | 5:30โ7 p.m.
Christopher Browning Pavilion at Oak Hill
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