EAST PEORIA — The Student Government Association (SGA) here at Illinois Central College is looking to expand its influence this year by focusing in on membership, and digging deep into… Continue reading "SGA Reforms and Engages"
EAST PEORIA — Starting in October, the East Peoria Campus may start to feel a little more comfortable as Illinois Central College finishes installing five new boilers in the heart… Continue reading "ICC Prepares to Fire Up New Boilers"
In recent weeks, the State of Illinois has suffered several violent incidents at or near institutions of learning that are normally considered safe. These events ranged from the discovery of… Continue reading "Word on the Street — Feeling Safe on Campus"
EAST PEORIA — In August, Egypt-native Ms. Inaam Abuelsoud began a two-semester stint of teaching Arabic here at Illinois Central College as she strives towards her lifetime goal of helping… Continue reading "Inaam Abuelsoud: From Egypt to East Peoria"
12:45 p.m. Sept. 5 — A laptop and a calculator were stolen from an unlocked locker at the CougarPlex. 2:15 p.m. Sept. 5 — A musical instrument was stolen from… Continue reading "Campus Safety Report: Sept. 30"
EAST PEORIA — There is a hat that grips the head of a man so faithfully that when it doesn’t, it very well may throw the universe out of alignment,… Continue reading "Tippin’ a Hat to Tapp"
EAST PEORIA — Standing in front of Mariah Jackson’s “Ferry Wait (Oak Bluffs),” one can almost hear the sound of waters tossing against a shore and smell the sea. With… Continue reading "Jackson’s Call to Action"
As winter fast approaches and days grow shorter, it’s easy to feel like there are not enough hours in a day. When responsibilities remain but the solstice changes, one can… Continue reading "Same Sea, Different Ship"
EAST PEORIA — If you’re looking to have a good time and to escape from one world to another, the cast and crew of the latest production at Illinois Central… Continue reading "“Something That You Don’t See All the Time”"
EAST PEORIA — Competitive is the word that Coach Sue Sinclair used in describing freshman volleyball player Kattie Lee, even if it means in a game of tiddlywinks. “I don’t… Continue reading "Student Athlete Spotlight: Kattie Lee"
