Harbinger Weekly Interview: Brian Colin, creator of Rampage video game
Harbinger Student Media’s EJ Lutz caught up with Brian Colin, the creator of the popular video game “Rampage”, Effing-Con in Effingham, Ill!
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Latest Harbinger Weekly
Check out our latest Harbinger Weekly videocast, with coverage of a Rembrandt coming to campus and sports!
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Special Harbinger Weekly Halloween Edition
Enjoy some spooky costumes and two celebrity interviews from the horror movie genre.
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Harbinger Weekly available now!
Check out the latest edition of Harbinger Weekly!
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Latest Harbinger Weekly is out!
Check out the latest edition of our weekly news vodcast, Harbinger Weekly, for an update on happenings around campus.
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Life after ICC. One student’s words of advice.
Illinois Central College is a place for many students to begin their college career. While some complete the two-year program and leave with that, others decide to continue to a… Continue reading "Life after ICC. One student’s words of advice."
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Check out the latest Harbinger Weekly
In addition to catching up on the news, this one includes a special celebrity interview with Brett Wagner, known as the “Lost Leatherface”, from when he passed through central Illinois… Continue reading "Check out the latest Harbinger Weekly"
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Harbinger Weekly is back!
Be sure to watch the first episode of the fall 2025 season of Harbinger Weekly – our weekly round-up of news from ICC.
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Student Life Offers Hispanic Heritage Month Event
Illinois Central College has created an event for tomorrow celebrating Hispanic students and culture. Cafe Con Leche is Sept. 23 from noon – 2 p.m. at the ICC East Peoria… Continue reading "Student Life Offers Hispanic Heritage Month Event"
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ICC English Professor retires after 25 years of teaching
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"