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The Academic Marathon There is something different about the atmosphere on campus during the assessment season. The excitement and freshness that greeted the beginning of the second semester slowly gave way to a sense of urgency.Libraries become fuller, study groups become more frequent, and conversations between students often revolve around assignments, tests, deadlines, and examinations.“The

Amanda Ntombela: The Discipline of Dreams For Amanda Ntombela, her first day at Berea College was the start of a rollercoaster ride she was ready to embrace. But for this Top Achiever, who graduated with an incredible 15 distinctions in her Diploma in Public Relations specialising in Journalism, college was about more than academics; it was a journey

Diploma in Hospitality Year 1 students share some insights on the lecturers who inspire them to be better people and can say they look up to them more.  “Miss A Ndwandwe and Miss N Thabethe. They set a positive example, inspire us with their passion, and make learning feel like an experience rather than a

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time when the world turns pink to support those affected and to encourage early detection. Many young people believe breast cancer is an “older person’s disease,” but the truth is awareness should start early. Knowledge today can save lives tomorrow.  Why This Matters to the Youth Breast cancer

As the semester winds down, the library starts to fill up and our to do lists get a little longer. Exam preparation is here, and while it is a busy time, it is also a chance to showcase what you have learned. You are already balancing so much as a Berea College student. Here are

Your student accommodation isn’t just a place to crash after lectures—it’s your personal sanctuary. It’s where you unwind, recharge, cram for exams, and maybe even dance around in your pajamas. So why not make it a space that reflects you?  Whether you’re moving into a dorm or sprucing up a shared apartment, these fun, affordable

The Role of our Youth in Building South Africa’s Future South Africa’s future rests largely in the hands of its young people. As the country faces challenges such as unemployment, inequality, poverty and rapid technological change, the youth have a crucial role to play in shaping a more prosperous and inclusive society. “Young South Africans

My name is Randon Naidoo, and I’m a 34-year-old Electrical expert residing in Durban, South Africa. With a strong foundation in Electrical, Electronics, and IT Networking, my journey began in high school, where I developed a passion for IT Networking and Electronics. During my high school years, I excelled in subjects like Mathematical Literacy, Life

Why Comparing Yourself to Others Is Stealing Your Joy It Starts with a Simple Scroll You are scrolling through your phone between classes when you see a former schoolmate celebrating a new job. A friend posts their latest marks – and they are higher than yours. Someone else seems to have figured out their future

BEREA COLLEGE – CREATING PATHWAYS FOR DEGREES AND ENGINEERING AND I.T ACCESS