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OFF AND RUNNING: Centurions volleyball faces several road games to begin season

Though it did not pick up a win in the opening weekend tournament in Rockford, Illinois, the Centurions women’s volleyball team earned experience that hopefully will help when conference play begins.

‘THE WORLD AT HIS FINGERTIPS’: Centurions sophomore Jahmere Evans looks to reach next level on the basketball court

Since signing with the team, the 19-year-old sophomore shooting guard/forward from Indianapolis, Indiana has grown three inches taller, from 6-foot, 2-inches to 6-foot, 5-inches. And, according to head coach Zach Ingles, Evans’ game is naturally growing, too.

SUCCESS BY THE NUMBERS: Centurions volleyball bring experience and large incoming freshman class for 2026-27 season

If there is one thing Kara Youngs learned from last season, it is that her mini´«Ã½ Centurions women’s volleyball team isn’t going to be beaten by a lack of able-bodied players. 

mini´«Ã½ announces summer 2026 honors

The mini´«Ã½ summer 2026 session honors list includes 109 students. These students must have taken 6 credits or more to be eligible for honors.

mini´«Ã½ President Dr. Bradley J. Barrick appointed treasurer of mini´«Ã½A Executive Committee

mini´«Ã½ President Dr. Bradley J. Barrick was recently appointed treasurer of the Michigan Community College Association’s (mini´«Ã½A) Executive Committee.

‘A PLEASANT SURPRISE’ — Early success has mini´«Ã½ sports ahead of schedule after three-year anniversary

After what he saw from last year’s performances, Hunter Redman can confidently say that the athletic programs at mini´«Ã½ are doing quite well as the Centurions athletic department heads into its fourth year at the Sidney campus.

mini´«Ã½'s Green Council hosts Give & Get Event Aug. 7

Paired alongside the annual festival, this community event will accept donations of gently used items that can be easily transported home and is especially welcoming donations of back-to-school supplies, children's books, toys, clothing and professional and workplace attire.

39th Annual Heritage Festival offers various activities and events

Take a step back in time at the 39th Annual Heritage Festival! Enjoy three days of fun for the whole family.

Bringing Exercise Science to life

For many students, exercise science is a field they’ve never experienced firsthand. Dr. Alex Montoye is working to change that.

‘MOVE THEM ON’: Success of Centurions men’s basketball measured by players continuing careers

For Zach Ingles, winning means more than just a team’s record or a favorable score on the scoreboard. To him, the ultimate win is seeing his players graduate from his two-year program and connect with another basketball program.

mini´«Ã½ honors Dr. Kirk and Celeste Faber with its Distinguished Service Award

mini´«Ã½ presented its 2026 mini´«Ã½ Stanley and Blanche Ash Distinguished Service Award to Dr. Kirk and Celeste Faber during its June 23 Centurion Awards Banquet.

mini´«Ã½ awarded $5,874,600 million in State of Michigan capital outlay funds

mini´«Ã½’s vision to renovate, expand, and modernize the Les Morford Instructional Building on its main campus in Sidney just got a boost from the state.

mini´«Ã½ recognizes Emeritus Connie Stewart for her achievements

mini´«Ã½ honored Connie Stewart with the distinction of Vice President Emeritus in recognition of her distinguished service and lasting contributions to the college during the June 23 Centurion Awards Banquet.

Four mini´«Ã½ students earn high accolades at BPA National Leadership Conference

The Business Professionals of America Academic Team at mini´«Ã½ had another outstanding showing at the National Leadership Conference, which took place May 5-10 in Nashville, Tennessee

mini´«Ã½ recognizes instructors for their achievements during the 2026 Centurion Awards Dinner

Three mini´«Ã½ instructors were recognized during the Centurion Awards Banquet on June 23 on the college’s Greenville campus.