The Symposium Of University Research and Creative Expression (SOURCE)—a university-wide forum that showcases the research and work of students and faculty from various departments across Central—is...

This year at Burgstock, there will be a battle of the bands competition, an a capella competition, free food and, most notably, an addition of  hip-hop to the lineup. The event will take place at Cornerstone...

It’s big, it’s loud, it’s Mahler! Central’s music department presents a powerful combination of voices and symphonies with “Symphony No. 2, Resurrection” by Austrian composer Gustav Mahler. The...

Award winning writers will be representing minority voices in the African American Poetry Series. The Lion Rock Writers Series is showcasing authors from genres such as fiction, creative nonfiction,...

For anyone who has ever wondered what life would be like without the First Amendment, the communication department is putting on ‘Food For Thought’ as part of the First Amendment Festival. At the...

This spring, Central’s Theatre Ensemble presents Fiddler on the Roof, a story about the internal conflict that arises when a person must choose between honoring family traditions and following their...

In 1944, Hungarian-born Edith Eger and her family were forced onto a train headed to the infamous Auschwitz. Her mother and father were sent to the left, while Eger and her sister were sent to the right....

For the past three years, the 420 building’s Loft Gallery has hosted some of Central’s best student artwork. The students’ work can be featured in the Central Student Art Show and, from there,...