Kylie Wulf

4 days ago | centre.edu | Kylie Wulf

The opportunity to study abroad is a key part of the Centre student experience, with 85 percent of all students taking advantage of the program at least once during their time on campus. Travel offers students a chance to immerse themselves in other cultures while learning more about the world — and themselves — in the process. Coaches in Centre’s athletics department have also seen how shared experiences away from campus bring students closer together and foster personal growth.

2 weeks ago | centre.edu | Kylie Wulf

The opportunity to study internationally has long been a key component of the Centre College experience, with nearly 80 percent of students studying abroad at least once during their time on campus. Supporting students in applying for the competitive Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship is one way the College helps ensure those opportunities are within reach.

2 weeks ago | campusrecmag.com | Kylie Wulf

When the incoming president toured Samford University’s Student Affairs spaces in 2021, he made sure to stop by Seibert Hall, the campus’ rec center. At his previous institution, he built a new rec center and saw the impact a state-of-the-art space can have on the student experience. “He came over to the old rec center and just said, ‘this isn’t suitable for our students,’” said Nick Madsen, the executive director of Campus Recreation.

3 weeks ago | centre.edu | Kylie Wulf

Tess Shalash’s journey to medical school began in her mother’s clinic as a child. She spent her younger years observing the work being done in the office, but once she was old enough to be allowed in patient care, she shadowed healthcare personnel at both her family’s clinic and a local hospital. Now a senior at Centre, Shalash has been awarded the Cralle Foundation/Joan Cralle Day Fellowship to support her next step of attending the University of Kentucky (UK) College of Medicine.

1 month ago | centre.edu | Kylie Wulf

When Luke Napier arrived at Churchill Downs to cover the 151st Kentucky Derby, he had a camera and an opportunity that could shape his future. Thanks to a connection made through Centre College’s alumni network, Napier was part of a professional media team that captured images of one of the world’s most iconic sporting events.