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Frank Caruso publishes text on piano improvisation
Frank Caruso, pianist and lecturer in music, has co-written a manual titled “Piano Improvisation: A Powerful Practical System” with Karl Mollison.
Renard Jackson serves as peer reviewer for U.S. Dept. of Education
Renard I. Jackson, assistant professor of education, served as an independent peer reviewer for the Investing in Innovation
Skurkis exhibits art in one-person show, serves as juror
Barry Skurkis is the featured artist in a one-person exhibit at Ainsworth Gallery in Joliet.
North Central student showing farmers potential of social media
North Central College junior Kelly Rivard is earning recognition for her innovative use of social media as a forum for discussing agricultural issues.
History and education faculty work with area teachers
Ann Durkin Keating, Will Barnett and Nancy Keiser served as resident scholars to some 42 teachers from five local school districts.
"Charlotte's Web" comes to life with two matinees Oct. 24
North Central will feature "Charlotte's Web," a children's play based on the book by E.B. White, with two matinee performances at 1 and 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 24.
"The Sleepy Hollow Plays," an original play by Chicago artists
Matthew Miller will guest direct an original collection of one acts titled "The Sleepy Hollow Plays," for North Central for four performances, Oct. 21-24.
Green efforts defer 580 lbs. of food waste from landfill
North Central went green during opening week’s No Waste Picnic when it partnered with SCARCE and Compost Supply
Alex Knobloch '10
Alex Knobloch ’10 is attending the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences in Bethesda, MD, where he’ll pursue a medical degree through the U.S. Ai
Christi Thigpen M '10
Christi Thigpen M ’10 received the special “fist bump” from President Hal Wilde that was a distinguishing finale for the Class of 2010.
Derek Sulo '10
Derek Sulo ’10, plans to juggle an internship in exercise science at Northwestern University.
Dominic Sulo '10
Dominic Sulo ’10, a marketing and management major, landed a position in his desired career field: commercial real estate.
Danielle Cifonie '10
After a busy four years on campus, Danielle Cifonie ’10 obtained a teaching job in the very competitive Teach For America program.
Jeannette Clark '10
Jeannette Clark ’10 may be a new graduate in elementary education, but she’s no stranger to the education process, which is probably why she achieved the honor
Michael Gross '10
Michael Gross ’10 found he had the right combination of talents to land a great job in a tough economy.
Farah Hassan Ahmedi '10
Farah Hassan Ahmedi ’10 wanted to become the first in her family to earn a college degree.
Tom Cavenagh has two works published
Thomas D. Cavenagh Schneller Sisters Professor of Leadership, Ethics & Values had two recent published works.
Res/Rec Fitness Center is open, ready for action
With all-new, professional equipment by Life Fitness, the Res/Rec Fitness Center opened Sept. 13 to students, faculty and staff. The new treadmills, elliptical
The Huddle brings together Cardinal student-athletes
Some 700 student-athletes, coaches and faculty mentors met in the Res/Center Center Sept. 12 for North Central’s annual celebration, The Huddle, to kick off the
Save the Coffee benefit concert at The Union Sept. 10
The Union and Students In Free Enterprise (SIFE) join forces Friday, Sept. 10, to kick off another fall season at The Union and to help raise funds with a benef