In a world of shifting gender roles, Central students are learning to critically examine the issues in the women’s and gender studies minor. Judith Hennessy is an associate professor of sociology...

Feminism, despite its evolution, has collected a negative connotation over the years. The goals of Central’s Feminist Club are to clarify its meaning and promote awareness. “There are a lot of reasons...

This year, Central’s athletics department decided to make use of the vacant space in the old Chimposium and turn it into the Wildcat Academic Success Center. The athletics department has used the...

Excel Alternative High School, located in Black Hall 122, gives high school students that have trouble in a traditional learning environment a chance to complete all of their required credits to graduate. The...

Like most other college universities, Central deals with its share of student citations and complaints. According to Richard DeShields, associate dean of student living, his department receives around...

Being a tower crane operator might seem like a lonely profession to some people, but not to Lyle Mattheson, the tower crane operator who has been running the red crane at the Science Phase II construction...

The Office of Student Success is dedicated to exposing first- and second-year students to every opportunity that could enhance their future. “Our primary reason for existing is to provide support...

On Oct. 29, Dr. Phil Bishop of the University of Alabama gave a talk entitled “Fearfully and Wonderfully Made: Evidence of God in Human Physiology.” The event, originally scheduled to last an hour,...

The 2014 Ebola virus disease (EVD) epidemic has been reported in seven countries since its outbreak. The virus has reportedly infected 8,399 individuals and killed more than 4,500, according to a recent...