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Miami’s past a source of fascination for history professor's research
The city of Miami has long been a place of significance in the life of Assistant Professor of History Mauricio Castro. It was the first place he visited in America, and it has been the focus of his...
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How a Broadway show was shaped by Centre theatre students
When the script first arrived in the hands of the Centre College Theatre program, “John Proctor Is the Villain” was still a work in progress. Some pages only contained a single sentence: “Something...
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Centre grad's romance roots paved the way for literary success
After a trove of steamy successes, novelist Tiffany Reisz Shaffer ‘00 has successfully turned the page to realize her dream of writing mainstream fiction. “When I was eight or nine years old, I...
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Centrepiece: Centre alumni demonstrate the value of a college degree
Let’s get the bad news out of the way first: Americans’ confidence in higher education is trending in the wrong direction. In a Gallup survey conducted last year, only 36 percent of respondents...
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Custom book publisher’s career path forever altered by Centre experience
How many people can point to a day that changed their lives? For Stephanie Kimbro Dolin ’98, her work as owner and operator of First Bite Press, a custom publishing house that prints, illustrates and...
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Terena Bell '99 tackles heavy subject matter with lauded short story collection
Terena Bell ’99 has launched, built and sold businesses. She’s been an award-winning broadcaster and journalist. She’s covered stories for The Atlantic, Smithsonian Magazine and The Guardian. She has...
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With her homeland ravaged by war, Miroshnikova focused on opportunities at Centre
Anastasiia Miroshnikova, class of 2026, isn’t going to blow off class with you on a sunny afternoon. Don’t even ask. Her journey to Centre has been far too difficult to waste the opportunities she has...
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Centre's Champions Hall set the standard for sustainable construction
You might say that sustainability is at the foundation of Champions Hall. But in truth, it goes deeper than that. The newly opened facility offers cutting-edge approaches to athletic excellence and...
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Coaching Olympic diver in Paris a ‘dream experience’ for Centre grad
When University of Louisville diving coach Ryan Rougeux ’13 first heard from a Dutch teen looking to pursue her love for diving while studying in the U.S., little did he know their journey would lead...
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A Matter of Taste: Bourbon, chemistry, and the quest for flavor
Here’s a fun exercise: open a new browser window on your computer and search the phrase “What’s the best way to drink bourbon?” This is a good way to lose hours of your day. The answers are unending —...
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