In recognition of Pride Month, North Central College looked to highlight some of the outstanding work by our faculty to help North Central students examine key issues for the LGBTQIA+ community.

Professor Keegan Lannon is bringing a personal mission to North Central College with his course English 194: Superhero Comics--to put comics in their proper place in the study of English.

While the academic year has ended for summer break, North Central College’s news and insights from our subject-matter experts continue to capture the spotlight of media outlets nationwide.

Members of North Central College's Student Occupational Therapy Association designed and built a raised, accessible garden for Jenny Kray, whose physical limitations didn’t allow her to garden independently in her own backyard.

North Central College has received a $25,000 grant from the Teagle Foundation for the Civic Humanities Project, which will help underserved students learn about the humanities and prepare for college.

North Central College returned to in-person Commencement ceremonies, and the College’s faculty once again covered a range of important current events happening both in the U.S. and abroad. Read on for more about North Central in the media in May.

Students in Drake’s Integrated Marketing Communication course created a campaign encouraging North Central faculty and staff to “Be an Ally” and pledge to support victims of sexual assault.

Emma Yahr ’21 represented North Central College at the Chicago Citywide Undergraduate Poetry Festival held in April. Read on to find out more about her poem and how she got involved in this prestigious event.

North Central College announced a major partnership with several schools in the Midwest and tackled a variety of issues, appearing in print, on television, radio and online and weighing in on money matters, the environment, and particle physics. Find out more about the College in the media in April!