What is special education? Read on to learn everything you need to know about special education teaching to see if this is the best career trajectory for you.

Each season, North Central’s Storefront Series offers students the unique opportunity to propose, create and fully realize a production as part of the Department of Theatre mainstage season.  This year, that production is “The Serpent Lady,” by Carlo Gozzi and translated by Daniel Smith and Valentina Denzel. Performances will run April 24-27, 2025, in Madden Theatre.

Joshua Dorr ‘25 chose to attend North Central because he wanted to be part of the men’s wrestling team. Dorr balances being a student-athlete with participating in the Reserve Officers’ Training Corp (ROTC) program as preparation for serving in the U.S. Army.

With dress rehearsals underway for North Central College theatre program’s senior musical “Sweeney Todd,” we managed to steal some precious time from the show’s choreographer, Carter Sherman ’19, who gave us a glimpse behind the curtain in a Q&A.

North Central College faculty and students continue their exciting work on Fermilab’s Muon g-2 experiment, with the latest findings suggesting the experiment “could change how we understand the universe.”

Dr. Mary Groll shared medical perspective on federal case regarding child neglect In late August 2020, a 12-year-old girl, Kaitlyn Yozviak, was found unconscious in her home in rural Georgia. Her cause of death was listed as cardiac arrest and the secondary cause as severe anemia, the result of repeated lice bites that lowered her blood iron levels.

Why choose animation at North Central College?Art makes your imagination soar! In animation, you have the opportunity to explore technical media in a creative way. Animators create special effects and other animations for everything from advertisements to video games to marketing campaigns. Demand for live content makes animation a dynamic opportunity to grow your personal artistic skills and become an asset to prospective employers. Our facilities are outfitted with labs for animating, computer graphics and digital art.

As an editor for Northwestern Medicine, English literature major Elizabeth Kulisek ’17 can be found reviewing a wide variety of content, from social media copy to patient education material. In her role, she analyzes and evaluates information, deciding which edits to make and ensuring each piece aligns with the leading healthcare system’s brand and style.

Stephen Maynard Caliendo discussed former president Donald Trump’s arraignment Former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to 34 felony criminal charges of falsifying business records in Manhattan criminal court on April 4.