Upcoming Events
Women's Basketball vs Jarvis Christian
Centenary Youth Orchestra Fall Concert
Centenary Youth Orchestra presents its Fall concert on Monday, November 9th at 7:30pm at Anderson Auditorium.
Annual Veteran's Day Ceremony
The annual ceremony reconizing Veterans on Veteran's Day.
Fill the Louvre
We will be providing students materials to paint.
Paint Your Stress Away with RA Riley
Students will paint mini canvas and get a small hand out with inspirational quotes, self care ideas, and how to take care of yourself during finals season.
Rusheon Middle School Green Jackets Group Visit
Students in Rusheon Middle School's Green Jackets program will visit Centenary to learn more about higher education and things they can do in college. They will have a campus tour and brief information session/Q&A with Admission Staff and Student Ambassadors.
Psi Chi Fundraiser
Psi Chi's annual raffle fundraiser for cool prizes, including gift cards from Dripp Donuts and Nothing Bundt Cakes.
Beyond the Degree: Networking Edition
Alumni will have the opportunity to share with students how they navigated the transition from college to work, and also how their career paths took them on paths they may not have expected. Event will have an alumni panel discussion, followed by a Q&A session. At the conclusion, a light reception will be held for students to connect and continue the conversation with alumni.
Alpha Delta Omicron Chapter New Member Presentation
New member presentation show for new members of Omega Psi Phi Inc.
Everybody
Written by Pulitzer Prize winner Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, _Everybody_ reimagines _Everyman_, the quintessential medieval morality play – a religious allegory about death and salvation.
As the play unfolds the audience encounters hilariously ridiculous pre-recorded voiceovers that depict Everybody’s friends comforting them at their deathbed, unexpected twists, and a clever reinventing of classic text to contemporary comedy. Though the narrative is focused on death, the result is absurdly fun. _Everybody_ turns the biggest question of all—what happens when we die?—into a theatrical experience full of laughter, heart, and surprising insight.
“A play about love- or, rather, a play that shows how impossible it is to write about love- and it fills the heart in a new and unexpected way.” - The New Yorker