A study abroad trip and internship in Costa Rica inspired Anna Stimac, a junior international business major from Crest Hill, Ill., to pursue a project in Latin America.
Conventional and organic farming, robotic dairy and shrimp farming, whiskey distilling, wholesale prairie and apple tasting. These were on the syllabus for a unique December Term experience, “Not Hicks! Introduction to Agribusiness.”
North Central College welcomes author, professor and cultural critic Dr. Roxane Gay as its keynote speaker Jan. 17 for the 2017 Martin Luther King Jr. Week celebration.
Dr. Troy D. Hammond, president of North Central College, delivered a “State of the College” address to faculty and staff as the College prepared for its start of 2016-2017 academic term.
North Central College and Anderson’s Bookshop hosted U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders (D-VT) at a Nov. 18 presentation here featuring his new book “Our Revolution.” The book documents Sanders’ recent experience as a candidate for the U.S.
North Central College has moved forward on yet another major renewable energy project, becoming a leader in photovoltaic arrays among small colleges.
North Central College and Shimer College have agreed to a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the intention of North Central acquiring and integrating Shimer.
From Green Berets to artillery and infantry to noncombat, support-centered soldiers, North Central College has every branch of military service represented in its student body.
Living up to their unanimous No. 1 national ranking, the North Central College men's cross country team surpassed even their own expectations. On Nov.
North Central College has moved forward on yet another major renewable energy project, becoming a leader in photovoltaic arrays among small colleges.
Like most first-year students, Luis Tello arrived at North Central College with dreams of personal achievement. But his goals are focused on helping others achieve their dreams. And he’s getting closer every day.
Research into lung function during exercise has become the focus of the doctoral thesis of Kirsten Coffman ’12 and has resulted in the awarding of a predoctoral fellowship from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).