Eight Ways to Prepare for a Great College Visit
Deciding on a college can be challenging but a campus visit can seal the deal. Here’s how to prepare.
Deciding on a college can be challenging but a campus visit can seal the deal. Here’s how to prepare.
Central College’s Geisler Penquite Scholars were recognized at the Geisler Penquite Foundation luncheon.
The public is invited to join Central College faculty presenters to explore questions about community and other topics throughout the academic year.
Keith Ratzlaff, professor of English at Central College, is scheduled to do an exclusive reading from his forthcoming collection of poems Thursday, April 12.
Jessica Abel presents “Out on the Wire: Storytelling in Radio, Cartoon and Narrative” Thursday, Oct. 19.
Guess who loves Shakespeare and demolition derbies? Read to learn more about Central’s newest assistant professor of English, Valerie Billing.
Twelve new faculty members will join Central College this year — experts in physics, chemistry, music and more.
Is a world-state an ideal worth pursuing? Matthew Wells ’18 and Hannah Marcum ’18 won research grants to study this political debate in Paris.
“A simple walk down the street with my Central College professor in Mexico led me all the way to Tonga,” writes Carolyn Corson ’16. “And I haven’t looked back since.”
Michael Luick-Thrams, executive director of Traces Center for History and Culture in Mason City, speaks Nov. 7 at Central College.