President and Provost Announce Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Website
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Dear North Central College Campus Community,
Noteworthy subject-matter experts from North Central make headlines in September
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As times of uncertainty have continued to take society by storm, North Central College has stayed current within the media landscape.
In Writing for Social Change, students learn they can shape the world
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The Writing for Social Change course continue to evolve, but the goal remains to develop students who work toward positive social change.
North Central College dean interviewed on FOX 32 Chicago
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Dr. Stephen Maynard Caliendo shares what to expect on first presidential debate of 2020
The first presidential debate takes place on Tuesday, September 29, and it’s the matchup the American people have been waiting to watch. Dr.
How to Build Your College Schedule
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With a wide variety of courses to take, building your first semester college schedule can feel overwhelming. Here is how to make a schedule that suits you!
North Central College dean quoted in New York Times
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Dr. Marci J. Swede weighs in on e-learning making snow days obsolete
For generations, snow days meant no school and a day of fun for many students.
Important Message from the President and Provost
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Dear North Central College Campus Community,
We are writing in the wake of the grand jury announcement regarding indictments in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor in March in Louisville, Kentucky.
Interview Questions to Ask Grad School
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Trying to learn whether a grad program is right for you academically, financially, and socially? Here are the top questions to ask grad school interviewers.
North Central College professor interviewed on WGN News
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Suzanne Chod discussed Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death
Late last week on Friday, September 18, many media outlets dedicated their evening news coverage to honor Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s passing.
Top Grad School Interview Questions
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The key to crushing a grad school interview is preparation. Check out these top grad school interview questions to help you gear up for the big day!
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Task Force Welcome Letter
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Members of the North Central College Community,
Welcome from the Office of Multicultural Affairs
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Greetings from the Office of Multicultural Affairs!
How Long Are College Classes Today?
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A frequently asked question is "how long are college classes for undergraduate students?" Learn how to build your first-semester schedule like a pro!
Movie club dialogue program helps campus community address differences and promote understanding
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North Central College received grant funding for movie club dialogue events to help students, faculty and staff discuss polarizing issues introduced by movies. It was so successful the program is continuing as Project Re-Connect: NCC Movie and Dialogue Club.
Bias Incident Reporting Updates
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Greetings North Central College Community,
How To Apply To Grad School
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Between application forms, transcripts, test scores, and letters of recommendation, we give the breakdown on how to apply to grad school with ease. Read on!
North Central College breaks into top 10 of U.S. News & World Report's 'Best Regional Universities in the Midwest'
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North Central College can count itself among the top 10 regional universities in the Midwest according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2021 Best Colleges rankings. The College jumped three places from last year, equaling its highest ranking since 2018.
Message from President Hammond on DEI Website
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A Message from President Hammond
Faculty find new ways to battle systemic racism in online workshop
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North Central’s faculty were inspired to reflect on their beliefs and consider new teaching approaches during a virtual workshop on diversity, equity and inclusion.
Office of Multicultural Affairs holds summer events on race and racism
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The Office of Multicultural Affairs held two special events to promote dialogue about race and racism in July. These events were fully virtual and open to the public, and saw strong attendance.