Skip to content

The Newspaper For Centre Students, By Centre Students Since 1889

Instagram

The Cento
  • Home
  • News
  • Opinions
  • Features
  • Arts & Leisure
  • Multimedia
    • CentOnion
  • About
Home > Author Archive

Author: Cento

The Next Five Years

Estimated Read Time: 4 minutes

by Hadley O’Bryan The Climate Clock counts down to the point where we reach irreversible damage. Five years remain. How can it get worse than this? You spend the morning of February 16th contacting loved ones to see if they and their homes survived the disaster. This has become commonplace for you. You did it […]

Ask Abe: I Feel Left Out!

Estimated Read Time: 3 minutes

Dear Abe, how do I make friends if I didn’t rush? I feel left out! Don’t worry! I didn’t rush either. Running up a hill is kind of hard for an immobile metal statue like myself (if I was able to rush I would definitely have gone ΣΑΕ though). There are a few things to […]

Sit Back, Relax, Enjoy the Flight: Reassuring Fliers

Estimated Read Time: 7 minutes

by Connor Parks I never thought it would happen again either. Fifteen going on sixteen years since anything even remotely similar happened in the U.S, the global “gold standard” for flight safety. Sure, at times we had a stray incident with injuries or a sole fatality, but we had attained brilliance unheard of. One of […]

SGA Presidential Debate: Candidate Overview

Estimated Read Time: 9 minutes

by Cento Staff One of the most important upcoming Centre College events is the SGA Debate, held this year on April 10th at 7:00pm in Newlin Hall. The SGA Debate always precedes the SGA Elections, which opens this year on April 11th, this Friday. The debate is a yearly occurrence jointly hosted by the Cento […]

The CENTO Way to Pick Up Girls

Estimated Read Time: 4 minutes

By Linley Mueller and McKenzie Snellgrove When you walk into a frat party, what’s the first thing you see? For me, I see my friends! Of course, parties are also the place to pick up women! But, how do you get a woman to notice you? It’s hard to not be nervous, and we understand. […]

Rate My Students

Estimated Read Time: 5 minutes

By Aelwen Iredale We’ve all heard of Rate My Professor and the ability to warn students off of professors due to difficulty, workload, and personality. However, no one thinks about the poor professors who are forced to deal with horrible students year after year.  So, what can they do? How can they warn their fellow […]

Hazing In Sororities

Estimated Read Time: 2 minutes

By Aelwen Iredale Rush has finished. Bid Day is completed. Littles and Bigs and united in bonds of sisterhood that will last until the end of time. And sororities take that literally; they bind that bond in blood. Tell me, what do you know about sorority hazing? Nothing, right? Exactly. Fraternities are the crazy organizations […]

New Changes In Spring Convocation Calendar

Estimated Read Time: 6 minutes

By Aelwen Iredale and Connor Parks To: students-request@lists.centre.edu From: amerika.wingstack@centre.edu Good morning, everyone! A number of revisions and additions to the Spring Term 2025 Convocation calendar have recently been made, reflected both on the document provided below and in the descriptions below. These events can also now be found under the Convocations page on CentreNet.  […]

Night At the Library

Estimated Read Time: 5 minutes

By McKenzie Snellgrove What follows is an anonymous testimony of a Centre student trapped in the library overnight. What they saw has never been recorded or publicly shared, until now… It all started when I was up late studying in the library, like any good Centre student does during midterms. Working on a particularly difficult […]

Centre Announces Another New Study Abroad!

Estimated Read Time: 2 minutes

by Hallie Gleeson The staff of Centre Global are happy to announce the unveiling of another study abroad semester-away experience for students! After months of negotiations and international treaties spearheaded by the vast network of Centre’s alumni, the arrangements have been finalized.  Now presenting “Stars, Sand, and Struggle: The Interplay of Egypt and Sudan,” a […]

Posts navigation

Older posts
Newer posts

Latest News

  • Centre Professor Hit By Truck on Campus – An Exclusive InterviewMarch 18, 2026
    by Ollie Gibson and Charlesie Robison At approximately 3:40pm on March 3rd, Professor Tara Strauch… Read more: Centre Professor Hit By Truck on Campus – An Exclusive Interview
  • Why are Centre’s Building Temperatures so Uncomfortable?March 16, 2026
    by Cole Hiller It’s the time of year that the weather is changing and the… Read more: Why are Centre’s Building Temperatures so Uncomfortable?
  • Take Our 25-26 Student Survey!March 16, 2026
    The Cento is conducting a survey to gather student opinions on various aspects about Centre… Read more: Take Our 25-26 Student Survey!
  • I Don’t Want to Live in Breck (And it’s Not Why You Think)March 16, 2026
    by Duffy Oakley As my final year living in Breckinridge Hall starts to come to… Read more: I Don’t Want to Live in Breck (And it’s Not Why You Think)
  • The AI Video Onslaught: Age of MisinformationMarch 16, 2026
    by Soren Ryan-Jensen & Daniel Covington Generative AI has seen increasing use in the creation… Read more: The AI Video Onslaught: Age of Misinformation
The Cento © 2026. All Rights Reserved. Proudly powered by WordPress | Theme: Trecksy by Trecksy.