The ability to have meaningful, thoughtful dialogue on tough issues is a deeply held value at North Central College. It’s a value that some across campus believe is needed now more than ever. But inviting a group of people with opposing viewpoints together in the same room isn’t always easy.

When North Central College’s new Science Center opens March 27 for spring term, its sustainability features will be on full display.

North Central College students earned national and state honors for their work with WONC-FM 89.1, the College’s student-run radio station, and The North Central Chronicle, the College’s student-run newspaper.

A desire to work with college-age students led Rebecca Skirvin, North Central’s archivist, to accept a position at the College’s Oesterle Library last year.

Each year, North Central College celebrates the life and legacy of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a full week of special events. Held Jan. 15-21, the College’s 2017 events honor and remember one of the most important figures of the 20th century.

A study abroad trip and internship in Costa Rica inspired Anna Stimac, a junior international business major from Crest Hill, Ill., to pursue a project in Latin America.

North Central College welcomes author, professor and cultural critic Dr. Roxane Gay as its keynote speaker Jan. 17 for the 2017 Martin Luther King Jr. Week celebration.

From Green Berets to artillery and infantry to noncombat, support-centered soldiers, North Central College has every branch of military service represented in its student body.

Living up to their unanimous No. 1 national ranking, the North Central College men's cross country team surpassed even their own expectations. On Nov.