With help from North Central College, Emily Labedz ’15 took her affinity for the German language with her right to the source. The experience changed her significantly and shaped her plans for the rest of her life. Now she wants to make sure North Central students know what a great position they are in to have their own transformative journey abroad.

The course that most energized me in high school was AP Lit. I had always been interested in writing and literature, but this was a course that kicked it into high gear. My teacher, Mr. Ricketts, used unique teaching methods and achieved this in two ways. First, he set us loose, giving us a list of books to read and write practice essays on—a freedom that I relished. Second, he interjected carefully structured class sessions that opened our eyes to new ways of thinking about literature.

Interested in taking up a business management degree? Continue reading and learn what you can do with a business management degree.

North Central College faculty and staff have been an important source for the media during the COVID-19 pandemic.

North Central graduates are an asset to any workplace. Our students learn to think independently and work to solve problems in an interconnected world.

Wondering what the difference is between physiology and biology? Read on to learn more!

Stephen Maynard Caliendo discussed how lawmakers rushed to pass bill to avoid government shutdown President Biden signed a bill Thursday, Sept. 30 extending government funding through Dec. 3, averting a partial shutdown hours before current funding expired. The bill passed both the House and Senate with bipartisan support earlier in the day.

Marketing is a popular major because it opens doors to many different careers! Read on to learn more about what you can do with a degree in marketing!

If you are a recent veteran looking to enroll in college, we are here to help. Keep reading for our top tips to veteran success in college.

Making North Central a College of Destination for diversity, equity and inclusion. As we seek to build our campus into a place where everyone feels protected, acknowledged and valued, we know we have a lot of work to do. Read on to find out more about the improvements we’re working hard to create.