Out of the Darkness Walk Returns to Central College
Central students lead event to prevent suicide and support mental health on campus.

Central students lead event to prevent suicide and support mental health on campus.

Take a stroll down memory lane with Central in 2025.

Fred Maytag Family Foundation funds renovations to namesake Maytag Student Center.

Central students put their gratitude into action.

Black History Month at Central includes a screening of The League followed by Q&A with Byron Motley, son of the late Bob Motley, a Negro League umpire.

Take a tour with Lauren Brown ’24 as she highlights the unique art installations across Central College’s campus.

Ally Krogstad, professor of Spanish at Central College, will present “Pobreza y privilegio en Latinoamérica (Poverty and Privilege in Latin America)” from 7-8 p.m. Monday, April 11.

One of the most transformative and widely respected figures in Central College history, Kenneth Jay Weller, guided the school through a period of unprecedented growth as president from 1969-90.

Daniel Vos, lecturer of religious studies at Central College, will present “Love as Responsible Citizenship in Deuteronomy” from 7-8 p.m. Monday, March 21.

Central College had a lot to celebrate in 2021. As we look ahead to a new year with optimism and purpose, we look back at some of the most impactful Central stories of 2021.