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Hear authors discuss new history book, attend book signings

With the unveiling of a new history book about the College—“North Central College: 150 Years. A Promising Start.”—the campus community will have multiple opportunities during the weekend-long Sesquicentennial and Homecoming Celebrations to hear from the authors, purchase the book and have the authors sign copies.

North Central College in the news

Media sources report recent news about men’s track & field national champs, Senior Art Show, Model UN student, theatre review, faculty interview and more.

Sun-Times Media:
• “North Central’s men track repeats as outdoor champs”

North Central College in the news

Media sources report news about North Central College events and people.
Naperville Sun:
“Spike Lee coming to NCC for MLK Week”
“Photographer by chance glad his dream chose him” features alumnus David Johnson ’07

Keating and Hyett inducted to Naperville's Heritage Hall of Honor

Ann Durkin Keating, Dr. C. Frederick Toenniges Professor of History, and Mary Kay Hyett, office manager, Office of Community Development, will be inducted to the Naperville Heritage Society’s Heritage Hall of Honor Sunday, Aug. 1, at 2 p.m. at Naper Settlement. The yearly recognition honors people and organizations that have made significant contributions to preserving the history of Naperville. Keating will be recognized for her historical contributions.

Ann Durkin Keating gives talk to historical society

Ann Durkin Keating, Dr. C. Frederick Toenniges Professor of History, was a guest speaker Feb. 28 during the Niles Historical Society meeting at the Niles Historical Museum. She discussed Chicago area history, based on her book “Chicagoland: City and Suburbs of the Railroad Age.”