BY KORE SEVERANCE – STAFF WRITER Dr. Kristen Fulfer, a new professor to the chemistry department, suggests reading Anne of Green Gables. “I’ve probably read it, like, 100 times!” Dr. Fulfer says the cover of her paperback copy is now gone and what remains is pages held together by glue and paperclips. She got her […]
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Black Panther is a Triumph—and it’s Just the Beginning
BY EMMA PRESBERG – STAFF WRITER With a 97% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and worldwide box office earnings of over one billion dollars, Black Panther and the Wakandan people have taken the world by storm and become an inspiration to people everywhere. As the next installation in the Avengers series, Marvel’s Black Panther is considered […]
Vantage Point Fields Submissions for its Spring Issue
BY OLIVIA MURRELL – STAFF WRITER Being published in Centre’s literary magazine, Vantage Point, can be a transformative experience. “I like to write as a way of processing and coping with things. Having work published gives me the opportunity to extend to an audience who I hope can have a similar helpful and gratifying experience […]
Centre Term 2018: Learning Come Alive
BY OLIVIA MURRELL – STAFF WRITER Study abroad is part of the Centre Commitment to its students, along with opportunities to engage in an internship or research opportunity and graduating in four years. 85% of Centre students will study abroad at least once, and many will study abroad more than once. Centre places a huge […]
“Phenomenal Woman, That’s Me:” Centre’s Sister to Sister Campaign
BY KORE SEVERANCE – STAFF WRITER Photographs of black female students are displayed across campus, featuring quotes from influential, black female role models. These pictures are part of the Phenomenal Women Campaign, launched at the end of February by Sister to Sister, an organization on campus created in 2016 by senior Oyin Aderoba that aims […]
Centre College Women Host Women’s March
BY STEWART COARD – STAFF WRITER This past Friday, March 9, approximately 250 people marched from Centre’s campus down West Walnut Street and through downtown as a demonstration to bring attention to the issue of women’s rights and the treatment of women in America and on our own campus. The gathering included music and chants […]
What You Missed, Fall 2017
BY STEWART COARD – STAFF WRITER This past fall semester brought about many important changes for the Centre community and witnessed a lot of exciting events. The community has been involved in providing engaging opportunities for students and projects that help improve campus life. This fall, Centre welcomed a record-breaking first year class made up […]
Pennies in the Bucket
BY AILIYAH ALIM – STAFF WRITER With over 50 clubs and student organizations on campus and a total of $240,000 to fund these activities, it is no wonder that money quickly becomes tight in the SGA budget. In an email sent on the third of November 2017, the SGA Finance Committee listed expenses and the […]
Justin Germann: Platform for President of Student Activities Council
As president of the Student Activities Council, I will work to create consistent programming for the student body that will be enjoyable and promote unity. Students voices will be heard and programming will be provided that they went and will get excited about. I will not continue programs that people are not showing interest in. I […]
Mitchell Collins: Platform for President of the Senate
Hello all Centre Students, With a year of experience on the Student Senate, I believe that I am in a unique position to further contribute to the efforts that we have begun this year. A cornerstone of my position as President is fostering a long-term mind-set for the Student Senate and facilitating a space that […]