Ding Dong, The Bells are BACK!
After the recent chapel steeple restoration, the bells are back up and running.
Exploring Ostalgie, how Berlin Remembers Communist East Germany
Berliners remember life in the German Democratic Republic (DDR) before the wall came down and what happened afterwards. The impact of those times is memorialized through tourism and historical experience.
Berlin’s Tri-Religious Project Enters Final Phase of Planning, Funding
Goal to bring people together for interreligious dialogue
Berlin Independent Filmmakers Show Perseverance Despite Adverse Industry Changes
Berlin has attracted eccentric artists for decades due to its colorful history as an innovative artistic titan. One such art form that Berlin is best known for is filmmaking. The independent filmmakers of Germany have been setting new standards for the past century, but recent industry changes have made this reputation difficult to maintain.
Ralph Etter: The Journey of an Independent Filmmaker Surviving Berlin
A story of belonging, struggle, achievement in Germany’s film industry
World Cup an opportunity for non-Germans to celebrate their national identities
Football and nightlife unite Berliners of all nationalities
Silent Sanctuary: How a Berlin bookshop survived the Nazis
The Lion of Ku’damm, Marga Schoeller, a champion of freedom of expression
Marga Schoeller looks to German-American architect for new location
Jason Danziger vision for new bookstore takes its cues from 100 years of bookselling history
Brazilian dancer thrives on Berlin’s stages
Beatriz Moreno’s journey to finding community in a new country.
‘Gold nugget in the Gaza Strip:’ Inside a Berlin church surrounded by Arab neighbors it doesn’t always understand”
Being Baptist in Arab Berlin
How one of Berlin’s 20 Baptist churches survived Hitler, the Berlin Wall and COVID
The amazing history of Kiezkirche Rixdorf
Musicians Preserve Traditional Instrument Playing in Berlin at International Barrel Organ Festival
The International Barrel Organ Festival’s grand parade is held annually in Berlin. Organ grinders from across the globe gather to celebrate the humble instrument.
Berry College Student Journalists Bring Berlin’s Stories to Life
Trading the role of tourist for that of international journalist, a delegation of Berry College faculty and communication students spent the summer dialing in to the diverse cultural heartbeat of Germany’s capital.
When Copies Feel Real: Berlin’s Take on Immersive ‘Experiences’
The search for meaning and emotional ‘truth’ in the city’s visual exhibitions
Art of Protest
As protests against ICE and immigration policies continue across the country, artists are finding ways to turn creativity into activism. Through music, zines and other forms of expression, a local musician and a Berry College student share how art can amplify messages, build community and inspire people to engage with social and political issues.
How Equine Companions Help Berry Students Thrive
Whether serving as a stress reliever, a best friend or a familiar piece of home, personal horses play an important role in the lives of Berry equestrians. Students share how caring for and riding their horses helps them find balance, build confidence and create lasting connections during their college years.
The Weight of the Harvest
Financial stress, physical demands and a culture of self-reliance can make it difficult for farmers to seek help. This feature examines those challenges through the story of a local farmer who hopes his experience will encourage others to reach out for support.
Behind the Beauty: The Grounds Crew Shaping the Berry Experience
From tree-lined paths to open green spaces, Berry’s grounds crew works behind the scenes to maintain the campus environment students call home. Their dedication leaves a lasting impact on the daily lives of everyone who walks Berry’s grounds.
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