Five history students presented their research on racist images in North Central College’s student newspaper and yearbook archives to more than 70 members of the campus community, who gathered virtually for the first forum of the academic year.

North Central College's Office of Multicultural Affairs and Center for Social Impact are implementing dialogue training and a toolkit for it called CHIRP, named for how Cardinals communicate with each other.

The annual Anti-Hate Week, hosted by the Office of Multicultural Affairs, will take place at the College from October 26-30, with a series of events and gatherings meant to increase understanding among the North Central College community.

Why pursue a degree in organizational communication at North Central College?Organizational communication professionals are successful in hundreds of career paths. Typically, their skills are emphasized in roles like social and digital media, public relations, marketing, advertising, human resources, writing, politics, fundraising, sales and more. Majoring in Organizational Communication gives you the edge in a professional or corporate environment.

Writer and historian Robert W. Fieseler will give a virtual lecture on how North Central College's home of Naperville became a large, suburban “melting pot” with a diverse population and broad sense of social acceptance.

U.S. Navy veteran Eddie Exconde '20 made the transition from combat boots to textbooks, paving the way to his dream job as a zookeeper for reptiles and aquatics at the Tulsa Zoo in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Read on to find out more about his story!

A schedule of North Central College' 2024 annual week-long observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

North Central College received a $75,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to help prepare high school STEM teachers who are equity-minded and willing to teach in high-need schools.

North Central College will conduct four separate in-person Commencement ceremonies at Benedetti-Wehrli Stadium over two days: Saturday, May 8, and Sunday, May 9 The ceremonies will also be live-streamed for online viewing.

North Central College neuroscience students won a stream of prestigious awards during 2020-2021, affirming the program’s appeal to talented students and their aspirations.

Social entrepreneurship major Haven Denson ’22 has earned a coveted Newman Civic Fellowship for 2021-2022. Denson was one of 212 students from 39 states to be selected for the honor.

North Central College business management major and proud Ho-Chunk nation member Elizah Leonard ’24 has already paved her own distinct path through her involvement in Cardinal First and the women’s wrestling team.