Five members of the Reed family have collectively worked over 175 years for Berea College.

Barry University is creatively recruiting and supporting low-income STEM students with NSF grant.

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Berea College’s commitment to free tuition for all students traces back to 1892.

The National Storytelling Festival has spurred a re-imagining of the ancient folkway and supported place-based development across the country.

Play “Ezell: Ballad of a Land Man” is a complex reflection on land use in Appalachia through an intimate portrait of one man.

Oklahoma chef Nico Albert is cooking up an Indigenous food revival.

Author Silas House celebrates his groundbreaking first novel, “Clay’s Quilt,” and its 20 years of continuous publication.

Appalachia is growing its outdoor economy through collaborations and capacity building.

Big South Fork National River and Recreational Area is a prime spot for natural arches in the Eastern U.S.

A stretch of preserved land that spools along the cliff-lined shores of the Kentucky River provides access for exploring the Palisades.

For 50 years, the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race has showcased the spirit of rural Alaska and its people.