Central College hosts 10th consecutive History Day competition
More than 300 middle and high school students from central Iowa will compete at the regional History Day competition held April 2 at Central College.
More than 300 middle and high school students from central Iowa will compete at the regional History Day competition held April 2 at Central College.
Weaver Jennifer Moore will be the Allison B. Allen artist-in-residence at Central College March 31-April 4. An exhibit of her work will be displayed in the Mills Gallery March 26-April 18.

Central College will kick off a yearlong celebration to mark the 50th anniversary of the study abroad program.
The Ahn Trio will perform a concert at Central College April 5.
Central College will hold a dinner with wine pairings featuring Australian cuisine March 28.
Central College welcomes all sixth through twelfth graders in central Iowa to the iExploreSTEM festival at the Graham Conference Center on April 1.
The Geisler Penquite committee has announced its 2014 spring speakers. The speaker series will focus on a number of topics in education. All sessions are free and open to the public. Registration is required. For more information and to register, visit: https://departments.central.edu/education. All sessions will be held in the Roe Center at Central College. The…
Author and former Central College professor Cynthia Mahmood will visit campus as the Frank Moore Visiting Anthropologist-in-Residence March 10-13, teaching classes, meeting with students and faculty and presenting a lecture. Currently associate professor of anthropology at the University of Notre Dame, Mahmood is an expert on India, especially religious motivations for militancy and the anthropology…
Stephen Rodrigues-Paväo, tenor, will be accompanied by pianist Margaret Runaas in a recital March 7 at Central College.
Central College will host the 2014 Annual Meeting of the Iowa Association of Political Scientists Feb. 28–March 1. The meeting will feature a reception, panels and project presentations for registered attendees, plus a keynote with Jeff Link ’89 that is open to the public.