Cost-savings and convenience for students motivated upcoming changes to the College’s Bookstore. While it will remain in its location at 100 E. Jefferson Ave., textbook rental and purchasing will be moved to an online vendor.

Three enterprising members of the North Central College chapter of Enactus are applying their knowledge and expertise to a socially conscious business that addresses one of today’s pressing issues.

North Central College students had a busy and productive winter and spring terms, both inside the classroom and out.

As a member of the men’s cross country and track and field teams, Aaron Spivey ’18 was curious about whether the sleep sacrificed by student-athletes affected their mental and physical abilities.

Even with summer right around the corner, students at the 10th anniversary celebration for Teach First at North Central College can’t wait to go back to school.

Mateo Gonzalez ’18 came to North Central College from Bogotá, Colombia, with excellent speaking skills but his first English writing exam didn’t go so well.

Tyler Drozd ’17 and Rachel Birkley ’18 have earned Fulbright Scholarships that will allow them to become English Teaching Assistants (ETAs) in Europe beginning in September. At North Central College, both majored in languages, studied abroad and traveled extensively.

Sarah Gaither ’18 was like many students upon their arrival at college: she knew she wanted to make an impact. She is exceptional, however, because she used her time at North Central College to achieve that goal—literally.

Sport management students brought a sport that is an institution at North Central to campus in a new way—as training for careers organizing sporting events and other components involved in the process.

The twists and turns of pursuing different career goals and changing majors resulted in an unanticipated benefit for Brandi Pessman ’19. She achieved a Goldwater Scholarship Honorable Mention that will serve as a perfect entrée for graduate school applications.