Quick Hits 2/12
With a high school portfolio competition last week, an upcoming comedy show, and much, much more, this edition of “Quick Hits” is packed with everything you need to know about… Continue reading "Quick Hits 2/12"
With a high school portfolio competition last week, an upcoming comedy show, and much, much more, this edition of “Quick Hits” is packed with everything you need to know about… Continue reading "Quick Hits 2/12"
The November Board of Trustees meeting was proven eventful with the Board approving three new programs for Illinois Central College and an emergency expenditure of $770,000 being approved. At the… Continue reading "November Board of Trustees Meeting Sees Lots of Action"
Illinois Central College students recently enjoyed a full-week Thanksgiving break, but this might have been the last. Next year, Thanksgiving break will be shortened from an entire week to three… Continue reading "Last Full-Week Thanksgiving Break? Illinois Central College Will Shorten Break to Three Days in 2024"
Welcome to “Quick Hits” where all types of news will pop up so you can know what has happened around Illinois Central College and what is to come. In addition… Continue reading "Quick Hits"
Rachael Hirstein November 4, 2021 In late October of 2021, Dr. Sheila Quirk-Bailey, Illinois Central College’s president, commented on the recent drop in enrollment. COVID-19 caused a huge increase in… Continue reading "ICC’s President Explains Drop in Enrollment"
Rachael Hirstein October 28, 2021 According to NPR, college and university fall enrollment in the U.S. is set to drop about 500,000 undergraduates. The COVID-19 pandemic caused the steep decline… Continue reading "College Enrollment Drops Amid Pandemic"
Rachael Hirstein October 14, 2021 In the early 2010s, Dr. Anthony White, Criminal Justice Professor at ICC, and Peoria County Sheriff Brian Asbell came together with the Sheriff Advisory Board… Continue reading "Criminal Justice Professor Goes the Extra Mile for Hands-On Learning"
Dylan Meyer October 13, 2021 ICC Police released a report revealing decreases in campus crimes with no crimes reported at the Peoria and Pekin Campuses during 2020. The federally mandated… Continue reading "Crime Rates Decline Amid Pandemic"
Rachael Hirstein October 7, 2021 The U.S. Department of Education announced a temporary change to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program rules on Oct. 6 due to COVID-19. These… Continue reading "New Rules for Public Service Loan Forgiveness"
Rachael Hirstein September 30, 2021 This September marked the start of construction on the Edwards/Library Administration Building on ICC’s East Peoria campus as well as on the Nature Court Bridge. … Continue reading "ICC Under Construction"