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Carlo Acerra, NCC alumni turned adjunct professor, has won two Mid-Atlantic Emmy Awards in three years. Acerra teaches Digital Music Production, Commercial Photography, and Multimedia …
Nine new courses are available for this years’ 2019-2020 study abroad programs; varying from 1-3 credits, students of any major are able to travel for …
Ramen noodles, pizza, and food from the vending machine are all staples in a college student’s diet. That doesn’t have to be the case. For …
NCC Monroe held a fireside conversation with this year’s guest Stephen Somers who is President and owner of Vigon, a company that makes the ingredients …
NCC is introducing a new ride-share program in partnership with Uber for Business that offers free transportation for students and staff between Bethlehem Campus and …
The In-Vision Photography Month exhibit in Communications Hall is showcasing photography from NCC alumni. James Taylor is one of the photographers with a collection of …
The DEMO Kitchen at the Fowler Community Center in Southside Bethlehem is offering noncredit hands-on cooking courses to students and the community; most of these …
With hopes of changing the world, an NCC professor organized and hosted the 10th annual Peace and Social Justice conference in the Lipkin Theatre on …
The Center for International Education and Global Studies hosted a cultural trip to the United Nations in New York City on Oct. 18. The trip …
When Karen Klein was a little girl she knew she wanted to spend her life studying the natural environment. It was only natural that she …
The Bethlehem Township NCC Campus has received accreditation as a Level I Arboretum by ArbNet. The 208-acre campus is home to over 45 species of …
From Japan to Egypt to France, NCC has a wide range of study abroad programs for its students. And now Ghana, West Africa is being …
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