Illinois Central Review, the literary and arts magazine, is now accepting submissions for its January 2026 issue! Students enrolled in ICC classes—including Dual Credit—are encouraged to submit their creative work... Read more »
To See Like You imagines the more-than-human world through ultraviolet and infrared light. In this exhibition, Whitney Johnson explores how perception, light, and technology influence the ways we experience our... Read more »
Join Dr. Natalie Landowski, Assistant Professor of Piano at Western Illinois University, for A Musical Journey from Old World to New. This special recital showcases piano works spanning Europe and... Read more »
Enjoy some puppy love before finals. Stop by to relax and recharge with therapy dogs on campus. These furry friends are here to help melt away stress and boost your... Read more »
Stuff your own plush to take home or make a DIY pet toy to donate to the Peoria Humane Society. It’s a fun, creative way to unwind while spreading a... Read more »
Take a break, grab some lunch, and connect with fellow students during Lunch with a Peer. Hosted by Peer Support staff, this casual drop-in event gives you a chance to... Read more »
Peoria Proud and Arts at ICC present Transcending Boundaries, an exhibition featuring artwork by transgender and gender non-conforming artists from the Greater Peoria area. The exhibition celebrates resilience, identity, and... Read more »
The Horticulture Club Poinsettia Sale is back! Stop by to pick up beautiful poinsettias grown and cared for by ICC students. All proceeds support the Horticulture Club’s student activities and... Read more »
The Campus Activities Board (CAB) is a student-led team that creates events and programs to bring our campus community together. It’s a great way to meet new people, build leadership... Read more »
Enjoy exciting music of all styles with the ICC Concert Choir, led by Director Ron Kiesewetter. Admission is free and open to the public.
Enjoy an evening of holiday choir music by the ICC Choirs, led by Director Ron Kiesewetter. Admission is free and open to the public.