Central College’s Kate Nesbit Hosts Writers Reading for New Book: Willful Listeners
New book by Kate Nesbit, associate professor of English, “Willful Listeners” will be at public reading.

New book by Kate Nesbit, associate professor of English, “Willful Listeners” will be at public reading.

The team had less than 48 hours to analyze a case provided by the host and prepare recommendations and action steps, which they then presented to a panel of judges during the event.

Sabbatical generates graphic novel now on exhibit at Mills Gallery.

Central 2026-27 Student Senate elected by students.

Central College graduates from the Class of 2026 presented award-winning research at the annual Iowa Communication Association Conference at Divine Word College.

15 education students have been awarded Geisler-Penquite Scholarships in 2026. Each student will receive $5,000 for each remaining year of their undergraduate academic career.

Russ Goodman, professor of mathematics, has produced two recent publications on the pedagogy of mathematics and data science.

Mills Gallery exhibits the works of the Cedar River Artisans.

Central’s TRIO Talent Search Program will receive $2.5 million dollars over the next five years thanks to a U.S. Department of Education grant.

The Central Theatre will perform “Trouble in Tahiti” over Homecoming weekend.