A crowd of more than 200 people representing North Central College, the community and the region streamed into the new Science Center at 8 a.m. Monday morning for their first look at classrooms, labs, gathering spaces and Au Bain Pan café.

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 is pioneering the way it equips students of every major to learn what they need today—and how they will work tomorrow—through its new state-of-the-art Science Center opening March 27.

After years of experience in computer programming, Jennifer Dust ’16/M ’17 is hoping to recode the stereotype of women in the sciences.

Faculty at North Central College are blazing new trails as they pursue research opportunities off campus and around the world. 

As the Science Center nears completion, a major building project will transform Kroehler into a new home for the School of Business and Entrepreneurship at North Central College.

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.

North Central College senior students will stage the Tony-nominated musical “Once on This Island,” a fairy tale celebration of love, hope, life and death.

A growing program at North Central College offers a multitude of benefits for students from around the world.

Anthony Ashner ’17 is a graphic design and convergent media major with a minor in marketing. Anthony, nine other North Central students, and two professors traveled to China as part of North Central College’s December Term Study Abroad program. This is his account of the two-week tr