It’s your turn to shine. Share your scholarly work with others at North Central’s Rall Symposium for Student Research. 

Learn how to be a future international leader with North Central’s Model UN program. And learn the diplomatic and negotiating skills to last you a lifetime. You’ll immerse yourself in the history, culture, economics, foreign policy and politics of a particular country. In recent years, students have focused on Uganda, Sudan, Peru, Malaysia, Croatia, Afghanistan, Cambodia, Rwanda, Myanmar, Equatorial Guinea and Nicaragua.

Join Enactus and put free enterprise principles to work. Students from all majors join the Enactus team (formerly Students In Free Enterprise, or SIFE) to help small local and global entrepreneurs become financially sustainable. Carefully mentored by an advisory board of seasoned business professionals, North Central’s team consistently places in the top 3 percent of schools participating in the Enactus national competition each year.

An award-winning student newsmagazine, The North Central Chronicle is a great way to get involved in campus life while getting your work published in print and on the web at ncclinked.com. 

Satire. Parody. Subversion. Controversy. Call it what you will, North Central College’s humor magazine, The Kindling, entertains readers by lampooning student life and campus news three times a year. You can join a team of student editors, writers, cartoonists and photographers, combining your creative writing, journalism and artistic talents to concoct mock stories, essays and cartoons to bring laughter to campus. You can also:

You may be interested in pursuing an environmental studies degree, but what do environmental scientists do, exactly? Read on to learn more.

In order to collect the history of Black nurses who are veterans in their craft, North Central College alumnus Jojo Galvan Mora is working with the Black Metropolis Research Consortium, which oversees various collections that tell Chicago's Black history.

As part of North Central College’s "Empowering Latino Communities" distinguished speaker series, the College welcomed Macarena Tamayo-Calabrese, president and CEO of Naper Settlement and executive director of the National Association of Women Lawyers.

The North Central College dance team made history, winning their second consecutive national championship in the Division III pom category at The College Classic in Orlando, Fla.

May is National Military Appreciation Month — dedicated to honoring all military troops, past and present. This spring, a variety of gatherings brought together members of the Cardinal community who serve, have served, or plan to serve in the future.

Is a theatre degree worth it? From career opportunities to skills needed for advancing your career, find out if it's the right choice for you. Learn more here.

A special education teacher's salary depends on a variety of factors. Read on to learn how this salary is affected by location, skill level, student age, and more.