For some children, handwriting development seems like a frustrating, insurmountable obstacle to daily learning. Through Chippy’s Handwriting Helpers, North Central College’s master of occupational therapy (MOT) students work with children to turn that frustration into an achievement.

At the Naperville City Council meeting on March 7, 2023, Mayor Steve Chirico issued a proclamation honoring the North Central College women's triathlon team.

Two North Central College leaders, Dr. Jessica Brown and Dr. Kristin Geraty, have been selected for the Council of Independent Colleges’ (CIC) prestigious leadership programs.

Anthropology focuses on studying everything that makes us human. Keep reading to learn more about anthropology and if it’s the right major for you.

Have you ever wondered what jobs you can get with an anthropology career? Read on to learn about the various career paths anthropology majors can pursue.

Are you searching for a studio art job? Here are five great career paths for those who major in studio art to pursue.

The Muon g-2 experiment is a collaboration comprised of nearly 200 scientists from 33 institutions in seven countries—among them students of North Central College and Dr. Paul Bloom.

On Thursday, August 17, the College recognized outstanding faculty and staff for their exceptional service and dedication to North Central.

North Central College has been named among America’s Best Colleges by U.S. News & World Report for the 29th consecutive year. The College ranked No. 24 out of 164 schools in the overall Best Regional Universities Midwest category.

Senior Riley Wodka ‘24 is majoring in theatre: acting and theatrical design and technology at North Central College, where the department of theatre provides students ample opportunities to gain a diverse range of experiences and express their creativity. The first production of the 2023 – 2024 season, “pool (no water),” is no exception.

Weeks after graduating from North Central with a bachelor’s degree in graphic design, Olivia Hurt ’23 was hired as a graphic design coordinator at the U.S. Soccer Federation. Soon after, she was creating graphics for one of the premier global sporting events: the Women’s World Cup.

Amanda Zahorak ’17 is the senior advocacy and communications manager for Habitat for Humanity - DuPage and South Suburbs. It’s a role she could not have imagined when she began as a music education major at North Central College — before making a key discovery about herself.