The one-of-a-kind concert for kids with special needs and their families were featured in Naperville and Chicago media outlets

After a two-year hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic, North Central College brought back its annual

The College celebrates Black History Month by hosting a variety of events across campus

Throughout Black History Month, North Central College’s Office of Multicultural Affairs are hosting a series of on-campus events that are open

William Muck weighed in on breaking news regarding ISIS leader being killed by U.S.

Julie Carballo shares the importance of engaging of first-gen students’ families and the impact that has on their success

Julie Carballo, assistant dean for first-gen, transfer and veteran initiatives

Paul Bloom discussed climate change in connection to 1967 blizzard and likelihood of it happening again

Fifty-five years ago, local temperatures reached a record 65 degrees.

The College’s Doctor of Physical Therapy featured in Inside Higher Ed, Daily Herald and Naperville Patch

North Central College has introduced a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program and expects to enroll its first cohort of stu

Mary Groll weighed in on court case that examines ethical obligations of health care workers

Scott Quiner, who was unvaccinated and hospitalized with Covid-19, had been on a ventilator for weeks when doctors told his wife they wou

Virtual presentations and luncheon paid tribute to Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

North Central College has a long history of celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.—a history highlighted by Dr.

WIlliam Muck discussed the Voting Rights Bill that went to the Senate

Voting legislation that Democrats and civil rights leaders say is vital for protecting democracy appeared to be met with defeat as the Senate churned into debat

Stephen Maynard Caliendo weighed in on Supreme Court announcing Biden administration overstepping authority with vaccine mandate

The Supreme Court issued two key rulings Thursday, Jan. 13 about vaccine mandates.