by Elena Rodrigues Student AnswersI had the privilege of interviewing a student who has not only experienced study abroad once, but three times! This student spent a CentreTerm trip in Lake Tahoe, a summer term trip in Italy, and a semester-long trip in the fall in Strasbourg, France. Here are their answers to commonly asked […]
Category: Arts & Leisure
Deadpool, Don’t Undo Character Development
by Aelwen Iredale Deadpool is coming to the Marvel Cinematic Universe on July 26th. As a fan of the first two Deadpool films and an enjoyer of Marvel, I was excited when the trailer popped up on my feed. As I watched it, however, I found myself apprehensive of the coming movie’s plot and their […]
A Centre Celebration for the Lunar New year
by Kennedy Ushiroda On the eve of Lunar New Year, more than 140 people attended the Lunar New YEar celebration in the Warehouse. The Asian American and Pacific Islander Coalition (AAPIC), Chinese Culture Club (CCC), and Centre Vietnamese Student Association (Centre VSA) came together to host the event. The University of Louisville Vietnamese Student Association […]
A Funny Little Obsession with Hatred: How One-Sided is the UK/UT Football Rivalry?
by Connor Parks (Multimedia Editor) and Elle Moses (Staff Writer) Connor: They hate me ‘round these parts. And the fact of the matter is, I saw none of it coming. Just a handful of months ago I sat wide-eyed in front of my laptop, tickets to the nearing UT/UK game on full display, wondering how […]
‘Priscilla’: What Does a Life With the King Really Look Like?
by Elle Moses, Staff Writer ‘Priscilla’ is a triumph for misunderstood and mistreated women everywhere. This film follows the storyline of Priscilla Presley, the ex-wife of Elvis Presley. Unlike the 2022 film ‘Elvis’ starring Austin Butler, this film is a critique of Elvis. Through the manicured and dreamy lens of famed director Sophia Coppola, we […]
Coco In Concert
by Kennedy Ushiroda, Staff Writer Students were in for a treat on the night of October 25th as they went to see the convocation, Coco in Concert. Entering the reception hall, children, teens, adults, and the elderly sprawled into a tightly-packed reception. The receiving line were donned in skeleton face paint from Centre’s very own […]
Taylor’s Version
by Logan Ward, Staff Writer and Social Media Editor I can’t escape Taylor Swift. I’ve been listening to her music for a couple of years, but I feel now more than ever, that it’s hard to go a day without her name coming up in conversation. And, there is plenty to talk about. Research firm […]
Comfortable and Compelling: Louise Penny
by Aelwen Iredale, Staff Writer Do you watch Hallmark movies as a guilty pleasure but also like compelling mysteries? Then I have the perfect series of mystery novels for you: Chief Inspector Armand Gamache by Louise Penny. Louise Penny is a bestselling author, which isn’t impressive in a world where every book declares itself a […]
Spoiler Alert: Five Nights at Freddy’s
by Linley Mueller, Staff Writer After watching the new Five Nights at Freddy’s movie, I was sadly left with crushed expectations. The movie had a lot of hope surrounding it: the promotions promised jump scares and intense lore being shown on screen. Coming from the video games, these features were not hard to expect. The […]
Centre’s Horror Film Festival
by Linley Mueller, Staff Writer On November 9th, the Student Activities Club put on an event for student-submitted Horror Short Films and trailers. There were so many great short films and a couple of trailers that were very entertaining. The whole night was full of great atmosphere and seeing that students had put hard work […]