A new initiative from Jelena Sanchez, assistant professor of Spanish, is welcoming influential, inspiring Latino professionals to North Central College to share their stories with students. In November, the series began with the first Latino and Latina judge in Kane County, Illinois.

Professors Bill Muck and Suzanne Chod discussed testimonies surrounding the Capitol insurrection The House select committee investigating the January 6 attack on the Capitol kicked off its first high-profile hearing Tuesday, July 27 with harrowing testimony from officers who experienced firsthand the violent events of that day at the hands of a pro-Trump mob.

Dr. Stephen Maynard Caliendo talks SCOTUS nominee Amy Coney Barrett Washington takes the spotlight today, October 12, as Judge Amy Coney Barrett appears before the Senate Judiciary Committee for the first hearing of her Supreme Court nomination. With the Affordable Care Act and abortion-rights on the docket, the conservative—known for her strong religious beliefs—is facing headwinds from Democrats.

Dr. Stephen Maynard Caliendo breaks down what to anticipate on election day Four years ago, a lot of Americans went to bed believing they were prepared to see Hillary Clinton become the first woman to win the White House, and Donald Trump changed that narrative. On Tuesday, November 3, voters decided if President Trump deserved another four years in office.

Dr. Stephen Maynard Caliendo discussed day three of Trump’s second impeachment As House prosecutors have rested their case against former president Trump, they finished arguing that he should be impeached for inciting an insurrection. It ended with the warning that former president Trump could do it again if he is not convicted. Dr.

Dr. Stephen Maynard Caliendo discussed Trump’s second impeachment It is official, the U.S. House of Representatives has voted to impeach President Trump for inciting insurrection, marking the second time he has been impeached. Dr.

The Center for Financial Literacy offers high school programs introducing students to a variety of financial topics. Each program is organized to run for one class period, typically 45-60 minutes. 

Ghanaian student Stephen Ehumah '22 met North Central Vice President Kimberly Sluis '99 as a child. She honored her friendship with Stephen and his family by helping him achieve a lifelong dream of going to college in the United States.

When the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) announced its second round of funding for the year, only eight Illinois institutions were awarded prestigious NEH grants. Among them, North Central College had the added distinction of having two separate faculty research projects awarded funding. One will lay groundwork for a new undergraduate health humanities minor at North Central.

The College's faculty was awarded grants by prestigious National Endowment for the Humanities grants In the second round of funding for 2023, North Central College was one of eight Illinois institutions to have received National Endowment for Humanities (NEH) grants. Among them, North Central College had the added distinction of having two separate