VIDEO | Milton Moreland Introduction Milton C. Moreland, provost and vice president of academic affairs at Rhodes College, has been selected to serve as the 21st president of Centre College. A respected scholar of religion and an accomplished archaeologist, Moreland will begin his term on July 1, 2020. He will succeed John A. Roush, whose
When he retires on June 30, 2020, as the 20th president of Centre College, one of the lasting legacies of John Roush’s 22-year presidency will be his commitment to make Centre a place of high achievement and high opportunity. Indeed, increasing access to a quality undergraduate education has not only been a hallmark of his
A highlight of each winter meeting of the Centre College Board of Trustees is the annual Centre Associates Dinner, a black-tie gala that recognizes donors for their generous support of the liberal arts institution now entering its third century of service. In appreciation for their enduring leadership and commitment to Centre, President John and First
Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Annette Gordon-Reed will give the 15th Press Distinguished Lecture at Centre College on Feb. 13. It begins at 7 p.m. in Weisiger Theater and is free and open to the public. Her topic is “Talking About the Past.” As she has pointed out, we ask different questions today than scholars did in
Former football coach, golf coach and athletic director at Centre College, Joe McDaniel, passed away Monday evening. McDaniel, for whom the Farris Stadium field is named, served Centre athletics for more than two decades, most notably as the Colonel football coach from 1980-1997. He ultimately earned a spot in Centre's Hall of Fame in 2002.
The recent eruption on White Island in New Zealand has been particularly significant for two Centre College professors who regularly teach a course there on the physical science of volcanoes, which always includes a trek to the Whakaari volcano. “I am deeply saddened by the tragedy that has struck the island and the community. My
A new list dubbed “the world’s first ranking of the Best Colleges for Pre-Meds” has Centre College at #22 in the nation in a three-way tie with Harvard and MIT. While this is good company to be in—with five Ivy League schools among the mix, along with prominent institutions such as Duke, Johns Hopkins, the
When Centre College alumna Jacqueline Coleman ’04 took the official public oath of office at the state Capitol in Frankfort on Tuesday, Dec. 10, she not only became the 58th lieutenant governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky but also followed in the footsteps of fellow Centre graduate Crit Luallen ’74, who served as the 56th
Centre College’s emphasis on offering a premier education at an affordable price has been a longstanding priority for the College. Now, that value proposition is further reinforced by a recent announcement that backs Centre’s commitment to making the Commonwealth’s best education accessible for the state’s brightest students. The new Governor’s Scholar Pledge is a promise
For the second time in the last five years, a Centre College graduate will serve as lieutenant governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, continuing a long tradition of alumni pursuing public service at the highest levels of local, state and federal government. Jacqueline Coleman ’04, a fifth-generation native of Mercer County, will follow in the
