North Central University is a private, Christian university located in the heart of downtown Minneapolis, MN. Offering undergraduate degrees, online degrees, and graduate degrees, North Central will prepare you with the skills you need for your career and ministry.
April is National Deaf History Month, a unique opportunity to highlight the importance of inclusivity and equal accessibility for those who are deaf, hard of hearing, or experiencing hearing loss within our local communities. During this time, we take a moment to reflect on the achievements of the deaf community, and bring awareness to a group that is largely ignored.…
This month, we celebrate Women’s History. Throughout the short history of our nation, we have seen women overlooked for their contributions to society. Since 1987, we set aside the month of March to celebrate all women have done to help us grow as a nation. In biblical history, we have seen countless women carry out the call of God on…
In today's world, technology skills are essential for success in almost any field. However, for many students in urban Twin Cities neighborhoods, gaining access to technology training can be challenging. North Central University is stepping up to provide this kind of training in Minneapolis by providing technology certification to underserved students in the local community. The innovative program is a…
On February 24, 2023, Scott Hagan, Ph.D., president of North Central University (NCU) in Minneapolis, announced his resignation and plans for his next chapter. Before an audience of students, faculty, and staff gathered for daily chapel, Hagan shared his heart to focus on writing, speaking, and investing in the lives of his eleven grandkids. North Central University, founded in 1930…
NCU Theatre presents two stories within one show this spring: The Trip by Eddie Kennedy and The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon by Don Zolidis. These one-act plays couldn’t be farther from each other and yet can encapsulate the same theme: mental health and how we find ourselves coping with difficult situations.
We invite you to come to laugh, cry, and ponder the symbolism in these pieces as they intertwine and expose the humanity in all of us. We will partner with NCU Counseling Services to provide some meaningful dialogue around the topic of mental health for a few post-show discussions.
We hope this experience can be cathartic, eye-opening, and provocative. This show will be held in Anderson Chapel. Tickets can be found at this link.
NCU Theatre presents two stories within one show this spring: The Trip by Eddie Kennedy and The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon by Don Zolidis. These one-act plays couldn’t be farther from each other and yet can encapsulate the same theme: mental health and how we find ourselves coping with difficult situations.
We invite you to come to laugh, cry, and ponder the symbolism in these pieces as they intertwine and expose the humanity in all of us. We will partner with NCU Counseling Services to provide some meaningful dialogue around the topic of mental health for a few post-show discussions.
We hope this experience can be cathartic, eye-opening, and provocative. This show will be held in Anderson Chapel. Tickets can be found at this link.