For decades, North Central College has formally recognized the academic achievements of its students with a daylong celebration. This year’s Honors Day celebration took place on May 16.

Doug Sisterson, research meteorologist at Argonne National Laboratory, will deliver the keynote address May 16 at North Central College’s 2017 Rall Symposium for Undergraduate Research.

Esra Tasdelen, North Central College assistant professor of Arabic and Middle Eastern and North African Studies (MENA), has been selected as a National Endowment for the Huma

A new North Central College course and its class project, the Social Innovation Challenge, were recognized as the Social Entrepreneurship Initiative of the Year.  

North Central College has earned the 2016 Tree Campus USA recognition by the Arbor Day Foundation.

When North Central College takes a weeklong break before spring term, students create memories that will “last a lifetime.” Ranging from a service trip to Detroit to playing softball under the Florida sun, below are a few trip reflections from four students:

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.

North Central College and U.S. Congressman Bill Foster will host an open forum on the topic of climate change May 6 at the College’s Science Center, 131 S. Loomis Street in Naperville. Tom Skilling, chief meteorologist at WGN, is a featured speaker.

North Central College student marketers have proven they’re among the best in the nation.

A new graduate degree program offered by North Central College will better prepare managers for nonprofit organizations and for church leadership. The new Master of Nonprofit Management and Leadership will begin in summer 2017 with classes and a campus residency program.