by Adam West Recently, the Centre College dining instagram account posted about a new app they are going to start using called Craveable, as well as a website known as centredining.nutrislice.com that includes the same information. However, what is this app and what can it offer Centre students? Craveable is designed to inform students about […]
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The Rat Race
by Anonymous Grad School. Jobs. Internships. Centreterm. Spring Semester. New Year’s Resolutions. It is the season of “new beginnings,” but it feels like I’m stuck in the same cycle that every season brings. During the New Year, you have to rebrand yourself for the spring. During the spring, you have to prepare for the summer. […]
The Abortion Debate at Centre College
by Leigh Wingfeld In early November, Centre Students for Life hosted a pro-life table in Cowan to share information on the dangers of and alternative options to abortion. Amery Galon, the President of the Students for Life club at Centre, shared in an interview that their organization has two primary goals: to provide information on […]
Centre is Giving Global Opportunities
by Alex Wethington One of the things that I believe makes Centre so special is the sheer amount of opportunity for not only professional and academic discovery but personal as well. Centre Global is one of the many ways Centre College does this. Studying abroad offers students the ability to get out of their comfort […]
Last of the Titans: 2006 Ford Crown Victoria LX
by Connor Parks 2006 Ford Crown Victoria LX, owned by Leo Ehrenfels Want to see your ride featured? Feel free to submit it by contacting our interim reviewer at leigh.wingfeld@centre.edu. Here it is, folks. After all this time holding the basically meaningless title of the Cento’s one and only car reviewer (for now), I’ve finally […]
Ask Abe: How to Win The Housing Lottery?
Dear Abe, I’ve heard that it’s almost time for the housing lottery. What should I be worried about going into it? I’ve never had the chance to move, but I know that part of the excitement of each year at Centre is entering a new building, decorating a new room, and making new memories. So, […]
Falling in Love with Spring Semester
by Aelwen Iredale Spring Semester has arrived, and, with it, the stress of full months of classes. The spring semester stretches out before us, seemingly interminable. Particularly in this February haze, we’re faced with dark skies and cold weather. It may be a “spring” term, but it might/may take a while for spring to arrive. […]
The Cento In Print: Winter I 2026
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The Rise of ICE and the Growing Debate Over Detainment in America
by Linley Mueller Recently, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has been at the center of national debates about immigration policy, detention practices, and human rights. ICE has grown into one of the most controversial institutions in modern American politics, with overreaching enforcement powers, a vast network of detention centers, and a history of rights […]
Young Voters Speak Up: Democratic Wins of 2025
by Linley Mueller If you’re a college student watching American politics right now, it can feel like democracy is hanging by a thread. Between rising authoritarian rhetoric, attacks on institutions, and voting rights battles, the future of the country sometimes looks more uncertain than ever. But the 2025 elections offered something rare: good news. The […]