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Protest art exhibit shines a light on North Central College’s call for social justice
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The North Central College Department of Art and Design is hosting an exhibition devoted to student protest art now in the Schoenherr Gallery at the Wentz Performing Arts Center.

A year in the spotlight: North Central faculty and staff take to the airwaves to share their expertise
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While no one can deny 2020 has been a memorable year for many reasons, North Central College experts have gone above and beyond to make this a landmark year by sharing their knowledge and expertise with the masses as never before.

College receives $20,000 grant supporting racial healing
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In support of North Central College's efforts to facilitate racial healing and promote racial justice, Healing Illinois awarded the College a $20,000 grant.

North Central College athletics program promotes diversity and justice with social media campaign
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The Be the Change campaign is giving student-athletes, coaches and staff a platform to share how racism, hatred and/or bigotry have impacted their lives.

North Central College political science professor interviewed on WGN News
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Dr. Suzanne Chod discussed the Electoral College affirming a Joe Biden presidency

On Monday, Dec. 14, 538 electors met in their respective states across the nation to cast their electoral votes for president.

North Central College first-generation director pens op-ed in University Business
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Julie Carballo authored article on first-generation students being an asset for colleges and universities

Julie Carballo, director of first-generation initiatives at North Central College, penned an op-ed in

Make Friends in College During COVID
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Are you in a social rut this academic year because of the pandemic? Explore our guide to learning how to make friends in college during COVID.

Pharmacist Education Requirements
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Set yourself up for success in pharmacy school by taking the right courses in undergrad. Read on to learn about the pharmacist education requirements.

What Can You Do With a Biology Degree
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You loved your bio course but are unsure whether majoring in it will be the right choice. Read on to discover what you can do with a biology degree.

Mental Health in College Students
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COVID-19 has created many mental health challenges for college students. Explore further for a look at the effect COVID-19 has on students’ well-being.

What is an Entrepreneurship Education?
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Looking to be your own boss one day? Read on to learn what is an entrepreneurship education and how it can take you on the path to success.

Biology vs. Chemistry: A Major Decision
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Choosing between biology vs. chemistry as a major? Read on to learn about what makes each discipline unique so you can make the most well-informed decision.

What Do Electrical Engineers Do?
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Electrical engineers draw on the fields of physics and mathematics to perfect their craft. Read more about what electrical engineers do and what they study!

Types of Chemistry Majors
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Choose a chemistry major specialization that corresponds to your career goals. Learn more about the types of chemistry you can study.

OT School Requirements Broken Down
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There are a few steps you need to take before applying to OT school, and starting with the right undergrad degree is the first one. Read on for our guide!

Financial Aid for Transfer Students
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In the midst of COVID-19, financial decisions are more important than ever. We outline how to make transferring colleges as affordable as possible!

Anxiety in College Students
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Read on to learn how to reduce the effects of anxiety in college students and improve upon their daily lives.

Reading Roundtable Series
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Dr. Suzanne Chod discussed the Electoral College affirming a Joe Biden presidency

Julie Carballo authored article on first-generation students being an asset for colleges and universities