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Concert Winds to perform March 12 at “Chords for Kids” event for children with autism
North Central College will host “Chords for Kids,” the fifth annual free concert for children with autism and their families, March 12 in Wentz Concert Hall.
Borla and Mouse featured in “Recording” magazine
Jazz faculty members Janice Borla and Jack Mouse were featured in “Recording” magazine in the article “A Basement Conversion: The Borla/Mouse Basement Studio.”
North Central College in the news
Recent media sources report North Central College stories about the football team’s historic trip to round three of the playoffs and SIFE projects.
Blogging from Berlin
Over D-Term, students of Greg Wolf, associate professor of German, are posting periodic reports and photos chronicling their experiences in Berlin.
March 9 concert showcases North Central College jazz saxophonist Mitch Paliga
North Central College presents an evening of jazz featuring the extraordinary talents of saxophonist and jazz faculty member Mitch Paliga.
Two seniors showcase their art in exhibit
The art work of two senior art majors, Ali Urasky and Marcy Thomas, will be showcased in an exhibit titled "Treasured Undesirables" during February.
Students stage “The Wedding Singer” March 3-6
North Central seniors who are majoring in theatre will stage, direct, choreograph and present the classic romantic comedy “The Wedding Singer” March 3-6.
Shindler and Larsson present at conference about education abroad
Jack Shindler and Kimberly Larsson in North Central’s international programs present and chair sessions at Association of International Educators Conference.
Guzman helps nominate Chicago Literary Hall of Fame inductees
Richard Guzman, professor of English and coordinator of master in liberal studies program, served as a nominator for the new Chicago Literary Hall of Fame.
Jelena Sanchez, adjunct instructor of Spanish, teaches flamenco dance
Flamenco Festival showcases dance, music, art, film, lecture
During February, the College’s annual Flamenco Festival features rhythmic music and dance from Spanish culture, as well as films and photography.
Music ensembles ‘Explore the Sound’ Feb. 23
“Explore the Sound III” brings together several of the College’s choral and instrumental ensembles for Feb. 23 performance in Wentz Concert Hall.
Muck and Mashuli co-author online op-ed
William Muck, assistant professor of political science, and economics major Etienne Mashuli ’13 co-authored an op-ed piece on international NGO website.
Caliendo publishes book on race and ethnicity
Stephen Maynard Caliendo, professor of political science, has co-edited and published a book, “The Routledge Companion to Race and Ethnicity.”
Evan Michalic as Edward and Rebekah Thurston as Georgie
See “Spike Heels” Valentine’s weekend
The student-directed production of “Spike Heels” provides a perfect interlude for those who know what it’s like to fall in and out of love.
North Central College Concert Choir
Concert Choir performs two shows with DuPage Symphony Orchestra Feb. 12-13
Students will perform two concerts with the DuPage Symphony Orchestra Feb. 12 and 13.
Carius and Thorne named coaches of the year
Head cross country coach Al Carius was named Midwest Coach of the Year and head football coach John Thorne was honored as CCIW Football Coach of the Year.
North Central College offers five-year bachelor’s/master’s degree in leadership
North Central College is offering a new option to earn both a bachelor’s degree and a master of leadership studies degree in just five years.
Guruianu publishes his memoir "Metal and Plum"
Andrei Guruianu, assistant professor of English, released his book “Metal and Plum: A Memoir” about the impact of immigration on his family.
Renard Jackson and Jack Shindler give talks at symposium
Renard Jackson, assistant professor of education, and Jack Shindler, professor of English, gave presentations at ACCA’s Scholarship of Pedagogy Symposium.
Senior lands part in professional “Cats”
Tommy Rivera-Vega ’11 has landed the part of Rum Tum Tugger in a professional production of “Cats” opening Nov. 21 in Chicago’s Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre.