After working in ICC’s Humanities department since 2000, Professor Jim Sullivan will be retiring this December. Sullivan is a professor of English and has taught many classes, including Composition, Introduction… Continue reading "ICC English Professor retires after 25 years of teaching"
Ke’Shawn Hess says he wants to help his fellow students “understand what fulfillment is, so they stay away from fake fulfillment, or things that seem fulfilling but really aren’t.” The… Continue reading "Community Contribution – “Cycle of Fulfillment”"
One September morning Tricia Downing and her friend went cycling. Both of them athletes, they rode through the trails of Lookout Mountain in Denver, Colorado. “As I rode, the only… Continue reading "Paralympian Visits ICC to “Redefine Able”"
The owner of a local Peoria bookstore spent nine months fighting cancer and has returned to selling books and providing support for the LGBT+ community.
Every morning, Illinois Central College sophomore, Al Cuizon Jr., said he awakens at 4 a.m. to start his day of exercise, studies, student extracurricular activities, community commitments, and martial arts.… Continue reading "Student Entrepreneur Shares ICC Journey and Life Experiences"
Gatton Mansion is an 1850s haunted abandoned mansion and possible Underground Railroad safehouse that deeply connected to its tiny town’s rich history. There have been multiple plans to revive it… Continue reading "The History of An 1850s Abandoned Mansion — and The Failed Attempt to Revive It"
By Shelby Emich, Tyler Gall, Sophia Larimore, and Micah Weidner Illinois Central College students interviewed local Republican candidates for the 2024 Illinois primary election coming up on March 19 for… Continue reading "Primary Election Approaching – Students Urged To Get Involved"
Leon Belmont had a long road to college and the Illinois Central College Board of Trustees, the elected group ultimately responsible for running ICC. Belmont says that, when he was… Continue reading "ICC Student Board of Trustees Member Reflects on His Experience and Looks Forward to the Future"
What a Peoria non-profit is doing to elevate students’ minds through nutrition and dietary education… Al Cuizon Jr. April 21, 2022 Peoria Grown is a local non-profit focusing on improving… Continue reading "<strong>Food Insecurity Threatens Quality of Education</strong>"
Why April Should Be Important to Illinois Community College Students… Al Cuizon Jr. April 11, 2023 Whether you are a non-traditional, traditional, or international student; no matter what major you… Continue reading "April is Illinois Community College Month"
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