Campus Police Report for November 2019
The monthly Police Report for November has been released. While ICC remains a safe campus with no violent crimes taking place, incidents of illegal substance use and property damage have occurred.
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Dreams of Being a Queen
In this ambitious interview by our own Natasha Boord, we peek behind the veil of drag queen culture and how these performers work to be inclusive even to fledgling queens.
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Reversing the GED Jeopardy
In this article by Andrew Greenway, we explore how ICC instructors help local students through adult education and career exploration.
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Harbinger Print Edition Now Available!
Pick up your digital copy of the Fall 2019 Print Edition or look forward to the physical release post-break.
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Doctor Sleep Review
Harbinger contributor Dane Poe reviews the highly anticipated Shining sequel, focusing on the characters and cast of the new flick from veteran horror director Mike Flanagan.
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International Education Week on the Way
Next week will be quite an exciting time for anyone hoping to celebrate international culture and raise awareness about the struggles of other countries.
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Student Profile of DJ Davis
By Dane Poe, August 27, 2019 DJ Davis is a student-athlete that goes to Illinois Central College. DJ is from Minneapolis, Minnesota. He liked it in Minnesota when it wasn’t… Continue reading "Student Profile of DJ Davis"
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Campus Police Report for October 2019
October 2, 2019 – Items including cash, a credit card, and an iPhone were stolen from an unattended gym bag at the CougarPlex. October 4, 2019 – A possible counterfeit $20.00 bill was discovered… Continue reading "Campus Police Report for October 2019"
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Granite City Closure Displaces Many
Once a fixture of the East Peoria Riverfront, Granite City Food and Brewery closed its doors for the last time October 28th. ICC student Darby Hallman shares her experiences as East Peoria attempts to move forward.
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Serving Local Artists Proves Good Business
As many artists will tell you, achieving success is not a linear path. For many, it is a winding road of struggle and triumph across the emotional wavelengths. Luckily, Central Illinois businesses have done their best to give local artists a platform.