Viking Fusion Audio Stories

A look into local elections and their significance as compared to national elections.

An inside look into the business school’s Career Closet.

A look into the Berry Rowing team, and their preparations for the upcoming season.

A Behavioral Science lab revolved around rats and reinforced learning.

“It Takes Guts” is a local Pickleball tournament raising awareness for the Gastric Cancer Foundation.

Highlighting the entrepreneurs of Berry College.

The Ladd Center runs a food pantry open to all Berry College students.

As the world's largest contiguous college campus, Berry is home to an array of ecosystems and wildlife species. This natural environment and wildlife refuge is one that has proved distinct in efforts through conservation as well as restoration. With the support of all who are involved, Berry College continues to convey an exemplification of biological diversity.

A student's support system contributes greatly to their success.

Berry students are encouraged to live and serve in the community while being engaged in their studies.

An education major at Berry details interning as an 8th grade ELA teacher within the Polk County School System.

Reporter Will Hoogendyk details the weekly routine for members of Berry College's rowing club.

Mike Burnes retires after 19 years at Berry College. He reflects on his time here at Berry as he moves into a new stage of life.

What stress do students go through and how do they handle it?

Rome Coins is Rome, Georgia's only dedicated coin shop. It is a hot spot for local coin collectors and investors. Viking Fusion's Roger Thomas interviews the owner of Rome Coins, Dylan Moran, to learn more about the shop and the importance of these precious metals.

Learning about the function of Office of Admission tours, their process of recruiting guides, and what’s it like to be a tour guide.