University News

High school students receive hundreds of pieces of college mail and email throughout the year. And it doesn’t take long for every piece of mail to blend together. The designs all start to look the same, and the messaging just feels mushy. We’ve had enough of this. This year at North Central, we wanted to create a campaign that students could relate to—one that would cut through the clutter and fluffy marketing. We wanted this campaign to be one that would mean something to future students (and to us), and that would inspire people to choose a Christian college that has the potential to change their life.

North Central alumna and Entrepreneurship major Shayna Fowler developed a business and is launching a Kickstarter campaign for a business that will help girls in Africa to stay in school.

Scott Hagan, M.A., became the seventh president of North Central University in June 2017. One year later, we caught up with him to learn about his first year and what he sees on the horizon.

North Central University welcomes its newest cadre of Act Six scholars, recipients of a competitive scholarship offered through a partnership between Urban Ventures and five Minnesota colleges.

North Central University is pleased to announce that Ellington W. Porter, Sr., M.A., will join the College of Fine Arts faculty this fall as Associate Professor.

North Central University has announced the formation of a new college and the appointment of new deans, effective June 1, 2018.

North Central University announced yesterday it has earned its reaccreditation from the Higher Learning Commission, effective Feb. 13, 2018, with the next Reaffirmation of Accreditation scheduled for 2027–28.

Learn more about the role North Central University had in Super Bowl LII activities, hosting guests from the National Guard, and more!

North Central University (NCU) President Scott Hagan has announced the selection of Oscar Mendoza as NCU’s next vice president of business and finance beginning in March 2018.

North Central's role in Super Bowl LII as a staging facility for law enforcement drew the attention of local news station KSTP, which aired several related stories about the school.