By Adam West Late last semester, Centre College moved away from their old Jenzabar system for student worker information to Workday. Centre had been using Jenzabar since the 1990s, and had been looking for a new system since at least 2007. All of the systems Centre looked at would have cost a lot of money, […]
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Curating Your Halloween at Centre
By Linley Mueller Halloween is one of those holidays that I think can be difficult to celebrate in college. There is usually a lot of pressure to have the perfect costume, go to the perfect party, and somehow make the entire night feel like something out of a movie. However, I think Halloween can be […]
The Aesthetication of Sub-Cultures
By Leigh Wingfeld I consider myself alternative, I think most people who know me would too. You may have an image of what this alternative may look like; maybe you’re picturing a person with a long black dress and black hair, or you could be picturing someone dressed in a bright sparkly suit. Alternative, while […]
Fears of an Artist
by Taylor Dearborn If I were to write a book Would anyone want to read it Or would they prefer coded letters Designed to always obey the rules of grammar If I were to make a film Would anyone want to watch it Or would they prefer to watch one with digital actors Devoid of […]
Ask Abe: (Hallo)weekend
What should I do over the weekends at Centre? I used to rock out at every Sigma Chi party on Friday evenings with my close group of friends. But if fraternity parties aren’t your cup of tea, then there are a myriad of other fun activities to do in Danville. I would start by looking […]
An Examination of Centre’s AI Policy
By Cole Hiller, Linley Mueller, and McKenzie Snellgrove As artificial intelligence becomes more visible as a part of college life, Centre students are navigating a complicated question: how do we prepare for a future that includes AI? The rise of generative AI in our daily lives and its usage on campus has raised concerns about […]
Cento in Print: Fall I 2026
Shock and Aww: 2017 Chevrolet Volt
2017 Chevrolet Volt, owned by McKenzie Gatica Want to see your ride featured? Feel free to submit it by contacting connor.parks@centre.edu by Connor Parks Well, folks, this is it. The lobbyists and politicians got me. Yep, you saw it right: the Cento is reviewing electric cars now, and there’s nothing I can do about it. […]
Residential Rules Come Unstuck
by Aelwen Iredale Between the 2024-25 school year and 2025-26 school year, Centre College introduced two new decoration policies which have begun to be enforced in our 2026-27 fall term. First, under the Damages section, all forms of decoration adhesives were banned aside from poster putty. Second, under the Housing Contract section, “No flags, banners, […]
What’s New In Danville
by Oliver Longenecker “Texas Roadhouse is coming.” “We’re getting Jersey Mikes.” “We’re getting 7-Brew.” Throughout this past year, as well as back in 2025, rumors floated around Danville about what was coming in the next year or two. Whenever you open Facebook, you’d see a post on the “What’s Happening in Boyle County” account saying […]