Built in 1954 as the College and Seminary Library, Oesterle Library is the result of a joint venture between North Central College and the Evangelical Theological Seminary. Renovated in 1985, the building was renamed in recognition of donors Trustee Clare ’39 and Lucy Oesterle.
President Troy Hammond (front row, right) and Professor Julie Carballo (front row, left) with Teach First students.
The football team gathers around the Bill Shatzer ’42 statue in Championship Plaza before the Homecoming game.
Steven Hoeft ’73, Board of Trustees chair from 2009, member of the Board of Trustees since 2001 and 2013 Outstanding Alumni Award winner. Member of the May 2015 Board of Trustees, which voted unanimously in support of the construction of the new Science Center.
Built in 1928 as the first College-built dining facility and residence hall for women, Kaufman Dining Hall was named in recognition of the primary donors Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kaufman.
Built in 1913, the historic Koten Chapel is an intimate setting for recitals, concerts, lectures, weddings and worship services.
Built in 1908 as the first stand-alone science center, Goldspohn Hall was renovated in 1970 and was named in recognition of primary donor Dr. Albert Goldspohn, class of 1875.
Built in 1967 and acquired in 1976 from the Evangelical Theological Seminary, Larrance Academic Center was renamed in 1982 in recognition of donors Trustee Kenneth and Leona Larrance.
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Old Main in the fall.