Social entrepreneurship major Haven Denson ’22 has earned a coveted Newman Civic Fellowship for 2021-2022. Denson was one of 212 students from 39 states to be selected for the honor.

North Central College’s subject-matter experts continue to provide timely and insightful analysis on current events and issues that affect the entire Cardinal community, including gender and age in the workplace, social awareness, health, and history.

North Central College neuroscience students won a stream of prestigious awards during 2020-2021, affirming the program’s appeal to talented students and their aspirations.

North Central College received a $75,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to help prepare high school STEM teachers who are equity-minded and willing to teach in high-need schools.

North Central College’s subject-matter experts continue to provide important analysis on current events even as the College builds new relationships with lasting impact on campus and beyond.

North Central College's popular Honors Salon Series returns for spring semester 2021 with new topics and presenters exploring race from many different perspectives.

North Central College business management major and proud Ho-Chunk nation member Elizah Leonard ’24 has already paved her own distinct path through her involvement in Cardinal First and the women’s wrestling team.

Eddie Glaude Jr., the James S. McDonnell Distinguished University Professor and chair of the Department of African American Studies at Princeton University, will deliver the keynote address for North Central College’s celebration of Black History Month.

A virtual approach to celebrating the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will give the North Central College community an opportunity to engage in relevant discussion topics.

The North Central College Department of Art and Design is hosting an exhibition devoted to student protest art now in the Schoenherr Gallery at the Wentz Performing Arts Center.