North Central closed out the 2021 calendar year in true Cardinal fashion, making it a year for the record books from a media perspective. The College secured 448 media placements over the course of 2021, which is a 247.3% increase in media engagements from 2020.

High Achieving North Central Students earn Recognition from the college

North Central College has named its Dean’s List of scholars for the 2021 fall semester. The following students wer

Evan Lahti ’07 of Ypsilanti, Mich., is the global editor-in-chief of PC Gamer. A journalism major, Lahti shared how North Central College helped start his career and how he handles a big job that involves far more than playing video games all day.

A preview of North Central College's matchup in the 2021 NCAA Division III Football National Championship game.

After two impressive postseason wins, the North Central College football team changed locations for its semifinal matchup with the University of Mount Union and made itself at home, dismantling the fourth-ranked Purple Raiders, 26-13, to advance to its second straight national championship game.

North Central College faculty and students continue their exciting work on Fermilab’s Muon g-2 experiment, with the latest findings suggesting the experiment “could change how we understand the universe.”

Hector Rico-Aniles, North Central College assistant professor of electrical engineering, is leading a summer research project with students to create a robotic car.

North Central students who earned a GPA of 3.6 received recognition from the College

North Central College has named its Dean’s List for scholars for the 2021 spring semester.

In order to collect the history of Black nurses who are veterans in their craft, North Central College alumnus Jojo Galvan Mora is working with the Black Metropolis Research Consortium, which oversees various collections that tell Chicago's Black history.

North Central College’s award-winning Cardinal First program, recognized nationally for excellence in service of first-generation college students, is using the virtual sphere to expand its offerings.