Central College professors Paul Weihe and Cathy Haustein will present “Flint, Michigan, and the Water Supply: How Safe is Our Own Drinking Water?” as part of the Faculty Lecture Series, Tuesday, Feb. 11.
After classes, Central students keep busy caring for a rapidly vanishing species.
Nyla Heerema ’63 will discuss “Visions of Cancer” at the next Central RED event on Thursday, Feb. 21.
Take a look back at 2018 with the year’s most popular stories.
Anya Butt, professor of biology, will present “Data Builds a Tapestry: Defining and Understanding Our Community Via the Census,” Monday, Nov. 26.
Central RED Society will present “Culture Night – Pakistan” with Professor of Biology Anya Butt.
The public is invited to join Central College faculty presenters to explore questions about community and other topics throughout the academic year.
Biology students conduct research with Russ Benedict to identify the best prairie species to help Midwestern farmers and our environment.
Doing research in Costa Rica is a revelation, say the first members of Central’s newest research program.
From Lake Tahoe, Aly Garwood ’15 tells stories of bears, coyotes, rescue animals and more on her own television show.
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