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The Kentucky Governor’s Scholars Program (GSP) will be returning to Centre College after a six-year hiatus, marking the 30th year that the College will host the program. With a mission to remain committed to the academic and personal growth of Kentucky’s next generation of civic and economic leaders

Colonels land 151 student-athletes on SAA Academic Honor Roll

ATLANTA – The Southern Athletic Association announced its 2019 Winter and Spring Fall All-SAA Academic Honor Roll members Friday, with 151 Centre student-athletes earning the honor. To qualify, SAA student-athletes must have had a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.25 or higher for the term an

IRS Warns of New Tax Scams

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has issued a reminder urging consumers to look out for two new variations of tax-related phone and email scams. The phone scam involves pre-recorded messages threatening to suspend or cancel a victim’s Social Security number, and the email phishing scam involves a

Centre graduates land first jobs at world’s top companies

Over the last five years, Centre College’s graduating classes have achieved high employment and graduate school outcomes, ranging from 95 to 98 percent employed or in advanced study within one year of graduating. Within this time frame, students have received first jobs from some of the world’s top

Jongewaard named IMCLA All-Region

DANVILLE, Ky. – Centre junior goalie Connor Jongewaard was named to the Intercollegiate Men's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IMCLA) South All-Region Team, the organization announced this week. Jongewaard, who was named the Southern Athletic Association Defensive Player of the Year, led the league a

JCY Scholar Kersey Reynolds ’19 traces female representation in literature

This article is part of a series featuring Centre College’s 2019 John C. Young (JCY) Scholars. Centre’s JCY program, now in its 29th year, is designed to serve highly motivated seniors, allowing them to engage in independent study, research or artistic work in their major discipline or in an interdi

Centre paces SAA in final 2018-19 Learfield Directors' Cup Standings

CLEVELAND - The final standings for the 2018-19 Learfield Directors' Cup were released earlier this week and Centre College finished 62nd out of almost 450 Division III athletic programs, the highest finish of any school in the Southern Athletic Association. The Learfield Directors' Cup was develop

John C. Young scholar Trong Phung ’19 studies viruses and biofilm during yearlong research

Centre women featured in final ITA rankings of 2019

TEMPE, Ariz. - The ITA postseason rankings for the 2018-19 tennis season came out on Wednesday and Centre women's tennis was well represented in the Atlantic South Region in both singles and doubles competition. In singles, the highest ranked player for the Colonels was freshman Katharine Sherman.

John C. Young Scholar Olivia Murrell ’19 explores ‘passion for biodiversity conservation’

Rodenfels earns two USTFCCCA All-America honors

NEW ORLEANS - The final batch of US Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association postseason awards were released on Tuesday night and Centre's Annie Rodenfels took home her final two All-America honors of her decorated career. The 2019 graduate from Centerville, Ohio had a day to remember

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Welcome & Instructions for Centrenet

Welcome to the Centre College portal for members of the Centre community!

Make this portal your homepage for the best links to College systems, event information, registration and grades and much more!

Check your @centre.edu email often!

We stress that it is very important that students check their email accounts often! Ofﬁcial messages from your professors, the Dean’s Ofﬁce, the Registrar’s Ofﬁce and Student Life (among others) come through your @centre.edu email account. Remember, there are a variety of ways you can access Centre email through your computer, iPhone/Android device and/or mobile tablet. Please visit the campus portal at http://helpdesk.centre.edu for information on how to set up your mobile device and/or computer for Centre email service.

To log into the Centrenet Campus Portal:

Click the login button at the top right corner of the page and type your Centre network account username (email username without @centre.edu) and password into the login fields in the new webpage - then click login!

Having trouble with your password?

Students can use our online password reset utility .
Faculty and Staff should contact ITS either by opening a support call at http://helpdesk.centre.edu or calling us at (859)-238-5575.

Need help with campus network printing?

PaperCut is the print management system at Centre. The interface is very easy and adding funds to student accounts is quick and easy! For full information on how this works, visit the ITS Website at http://helpdesk.centre.edu and click on FAQ in the menu or click here to download the new PaperCut campus installation guide.

Each Centre student is given $33 per year of free paper funds in PaperCut. To add funds to your PaperCut account, visit the Library Circulation Desk or the College Cashier (Horky House) to purchase a pre-paid code card. Then click the button above titled "PaperCut Print System" online, login with your Centre username/password and click "Redeem Card".

Need more help? Ask ITS!

If you are having a problem getting your computer or device on our campus network, there are many ways you can get assistance. You can always visit the ITS Technology Support Center in 762 West Main (right next to Old Centre near Main Street). There you will ﬁnd friendly support staff to help you with your technology-related problems - Monday-Friday from 8am to 5pm.

You can also email the Technology Support Center at helpdesk@centre.edu or call us at 859-238-5575!

We would love to hear from you especially during these ﬁrst few weeks of the semester when you are getting settled in and getting things connected.