For any student, studying can be one of the more challenging aspects of school. It’s difficult to figure out what exactly you need to study for, let alone find time in a busy schedule, and also find the right location to study. And how do you do this multiple times a week?? It’s a process, and one that people don’t learn. Yes, you read that right- in order to study, you have to learn how to study. It may sound like a paradox, but keep reading, and you’ll see why it isn’t.

Centenary is an old college, so it’s no surprise that it has its fair share of things that go bump in the night, and I’m not talking about the raccoons you’ll sometimes see digging through the campus trash cans—I’m talking about the ghosts, the supernatural things that inhabit the various buildings of Centenary. For this Halloween season, I thought it would be interesting to take a look at the various hauntings on campus, and today, we’ll be starting with two of the performing arts buildings: Marjorie Lyons Playhouse and the Hurley School of Music.

Almost anyone who’s stepped onto Centenary’s campus, specifically around the Caf deck or the Admissions building, has likely seen some of Centenary’s most beloved residents: the campus cats.