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News Free ebooks Library zlibrary project Day of Silence demonstration creates community on campus April 28, 2023 By Austin Warren On April 14th at 2:00pm, members of the campus community united to show opposition to anti-LGBTQIA+ legislation in Kentucky like Senate Bill 150 and the deadnaming and misgendering of campus members. During a two-hour long Day of Silence demonstration, they made their voices known in Berea and across the … Continue Reading about Day of Silence demonstration creates community on campus Sports Men’s head basketball coach quits September 23, 2022 By Cheyenne King The Men's basketball team is sad to say goodbye to their coach of twelve years, John Hemenway. Hemenway put his two weeks in just at the … Continue Reading about Men’s head basketball coach quits Fall sports statistics so far September 16, 2022 By Cheyenne King With the start of the school year, fall sports are well into the beginning of their season. This past week Berea College is excited to see how … Continue Reading about Fall sports statistics so far Editorial Exciting or frightening?: An interview with an AI April 8, 2023 By Austin Warren Generative AI and all of its good, bad, and ugliness is currently a hot topic of conversation. AI that can seemingly create whole written excerpts and works of art, such as ChatGPT and DALL·E, are being placed under … Continue Reading about Exciting or frightening?: An interview with an AI Look to the skies: How we witness the cosmos March 31, 2023 By Austin Warren Humans have had a long history with the stars. We evolved under the skies, and so our distant ancestors revered the bodies looming above as primordial entities. However, it wasn’t until the inception of the … Continue Reading about Look to the skies: How we witness the cosmos Hanna Vogel’s Cradling: Destruction of the alien and natural March 24, 2023 By Austin Warren On March 15th, artist Hanna Vogel, whose work is currently displayed in the Rogers-Traylor Art Building, spoke to attendees in the first hybrid Artist Talk of the semester about her works, including those found in … Continue Reading about Hanna Vogel’s Cradling: Destruction of the alien and naturalНовый шаElevate your virtual currency trading experience with Uniswap Exchange , a game-changing decentralized exchange protocol.блон ссылок на ваш сайт Primary Sidebar Search Have a story idea? Do you know of a potential story, an event or perhaps have information that might lead to a story for The Pinnacle? Submit your idea here . Features On This Day: The Pinnacle 32 Years Ago September 17, 2020 By Carissa Simpson September 17, 2020, and September 17, 1988, look very different. The Pinnacle gives us insight into the history of Berea College. Take a look at the images below to see what Berea College life was like during the late 80s. The CAB Alert section highlighted specific events from the Campus Activities Board. Included in this […] Writing Resources introduces new writing groups this spring April 15, 2023 By Austin Warren In the basement of Hutchins Library, beyond the bookshelves and ample study space, Writing Resources is staffed and prepared to take a look at any student writing that comes their way. However, a number of students working at Writing Resources are opening up writing groups of two different kinds, which will remain available for the […] Dog days: Therapy dogs are warmly welcomed on campus April 15, 2023 By Austin Warren On April 4th, Hutchins Library invited a couple of furry friends—Bella and Rocket—to say hello to students as the semester begins drawing to a close. The certified sweetie-pies were a welcome presence for stressed students. To figure out what made their visit possible, I asked the organizer, Assoc. Prof. Mike Litzau, and the dogs’ owner, […] Dr. Sarah Hall And Meg Wilson Speak on the Practice of Farming and Zodiac Signs March 31, 2023 By Aazan Ahmad The Appalachian Center hosted Dr. Sarah Hall of Agriculture and Natural Resources Department and Berea Alumna Meg Wilson, a professional photographer. The Center invited them to speak on the book Sown in the Stars: Planting by the Signs at 5:30 pm on March 15. Director of the Loyal Jones Appalachian Center, Chris Green, welcomed everyone […] Categories Creative Works Editorial Humor News Sports Uncategorized Footer About The Pinnacle The Pinnacle is a student-produced news publication of Berea College. We are entirely student-staffed and student-produced. Our team works to represent the student voice here on the campus of Berea College. 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