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.

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.