A key component to future student success
Central students broaden their horizons studying abroad.
Measuring the study abroad experience
Dennis Doyle examines students' time abroad
Dreaming of a sucessful future
Dreams and aspirations
Central students dream about becoming what alumni already have become.
Central pre-college programs
Louise Esveld writes about Central's pre-college program, students' life goals.
The year in review
A look back at some of the great things that happened at Central last year.
Where we stand
A glance at the college's financial statements for the fiscal year.
Loading up and heading out
A new wave of students (and parents) tackle the college admission process.
More than teaching: Faculty involvement in recruiting
Linda Laine, assitant professor of communication studies, talks about her role in the admissions process.
Sustaining the future of Central and the world
Service-learning = service + learning.
Service-learning plays a key role in liberal arts education.
Service-learning: It's about relationships and more
Psychology professor Peggy Fitch discusses key concepts of service-learning.
Sustaining the future of Central and the world
The need to be green.
Sustainability is a hot issue not only at Central, but also around the globe.
A lesson with a street address
Vermeer Science Center, the state's first LEED-rated building serves as a teaching tool.
The year in review
A look back at some of the great things that happened at Central last year.
Where we stand
A glance at the college's financial statements for the fiscal year.
Where do we go from here?
You have a diploma, now what? Alumni experience real world challenges as they face new opportunities.
Faculty Voice
Ed Willis, professor of psychology, shows the versatility of a degree in psychology.
Helping others
What four psych major alums are doing on the other side of the desk.
Faculty Voice
Ed Willis, professor of psychology, shows the versatility of a degree in psychology.
WWII: The war in their words
Three Central alums share their experiences of war and return.
Faculty Voice
Lori Witt, assistant professor of history, gives an account of American society during WWII.
See Central's service men and women.
A look at the past year at Central
An update on academics, admission, student life and development.
Fund raising and financial report
Thank you for the generous support of alumni, parents and friends of the college whose gifts help make Central an outstanding higher education institution.
Jumping the tracks
Linear career paths are no longer the norm as Central alums share their journeys on different career choices.
Faculty Voice
Keith Yanner, professor of political science, tells of his experience as a young news journalist before becoming a professor.
Central and the Reformed Church in America
A servant's bond
Central alumni continue to make an impact on the Reformed Church in America and are called to a life of service.
Faculty Voice
Terry Kleven, associate professor of religion, and Joe Brummel, chaplain, answer questions on key issues involving Christianity and the church.
CUI, oh CUI, may your glory never die
Group project
Athletics and education — how Central makes them work together
Faculty Voice
John Roslien, director of the athletic training program, writes about Central's accredited program.
Leading the way
Central focuses on leadership and promotes values essential to becoming responsible citizens.
Faculty Voice
President David Roe issues a charge to apply the four dimensions of leadership to our lives.
Families
Finding time for families and careers is an on-going challenge. For Central alumni, there is no single “right” way.
Faculty Voice
Jann Freed, Central alumna and business professor, writes about her family and the challenges her students face in balancing careers and family.