Enjoy a large variety of musical selections from ICC music professors in specialties like organ, piano, vocals, trumpet, violin, and more. Free admission and open to the public.
SAFE Club is leading a residence hall end-of-year cleanup to give students a project to work on together. Anyone is welcome to participate.
You’re invited to join these free, 45-minute yoga classes suited to all mobility and experience levels. Experience breath awareness, meditative movement, gentle stretching, strength-building, and balance. Regular practice of yoga can minimize the body’s stress response and promote nervous system regulation.
Professor Titania Vargas will present three films from different eras of Latina activism which showcase the achievements of Latin American female writers Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, Mexico (1651-1695); María Luisa Bombal, Chile (1910-1980); and Rosario Castellanos, Mexico (1925-1974). A discussion will follow about their courageous advocacy for gender equality and freedom of speech... Read more »
You're invited to join these free, 45-minute yoga classes suited to all mobility and experience levels. Experience breath awareness, meditative movement, gentle stretching, strength-building, and balance. Regular practice of yoga can minimize the body's stress response and promote nervous system regulation.
The ICC Minority Student Retention Team (MSRT) is hosting a panel discussion about women of color working in STEM fields. The featured speaker is Dr. Jacqueline Henderson, a faculty member in Bradley University’s Department of Mechanical Engineering, who will share her experiences of becoming a biomechanical engineer as a Black woman.
In observance of Ramadan, ICC encourages all faculty, staff, and students to fast (refrain from eating or drinking) from sunrise to sunset, and then join us for an Iftar dinner at sundown. Hosted by Minority Student Retention Team (MSRT)
Join UNITE (Understanding Individuality Through Education) and the MSRT (Minority Student Retention Team) as we gather in recognition of the international Transgender Day of Visibility. Professor Alex Martin will give a short lecture on her life and work as a Black transgender woman, artist, and performer in Peoria, followed by a Q&A.
Job Seekers Looking for IT work? Local organizations and companies in the IT field will be showcasing their open employment opportunities. This event is free and open to students and the public. The job fair is hosted by Career Services, and is sponsored by the IT Workforce Accelerator Grant with ICC, Bradley University, and Eureka... Read more »
You're invited to join these free, 45-minute yoga classes suited to all mobility and experience levels. Experience breath awareness, meditative movement, gentle stretching, strength-building, and balance. Regular practice of yoga can minimize the body's stress response and promote nervous system regulation.
Take a break between classes to watch the solar eclipse and enjoy snacks. A limited number of viewing glasses will be available.
Take a break between classes to watch the solar eclipse and enjoy snacks. A limited number of viewing glasses will be available.
See the exciting educational opportunities that await you at the Experience ICC Open House. Whether you’re interested in getting workforce training for high-wage jobs or pursuing a 4-year college degree, ICC has the right option for everyone. Explore over 50 booths representing academic programs, campus housing, financial aid and scholarships, student resources, and more.
Bring your talent and enthusiasm to the stage for Open Mic Night, and let's make it a night to remember with your original written or performative creations! All are welcome to perform or just enjoy the show. Invite your friends and family!
You're invited to join these free, 45-minute yoga classes suited to all mobility and experience levels. Experience breath awareness, meditative movement, gentle stretching, strength-building, and balance. Regular practice of yoga can minimize the body's stress response and promote nervous system regulation.
Installation: The Clothesline Project, sponsored by The Center for Prevention of Abuse. Each t-shirt displayed was created by a Central Illinois survivor of violence or by a loved one who has lost someone to violence. Different colors represent different types of violence.
Ever thought about what you would look like if Leonardo da Vinci had painted you as the Mona Lisa? What about American Gothic by Grant Wood or The Scream by Edvard Munch? Stop by and take some pictures of yourself as the subject in a famous piece of artwork.
Join ICC Alum & Comic Industry Pro Camron Johnson for a LIVE Sketch Demo & Discussion. Creating artwork is one thing; learning the business of art and navigating the path to a career is a whole other level. Camron will share his knowledge and experience in detail for those who see art in their future.
Have your portrait drawn by a student artist for free!
Join Associate Professor Tony Jones and his Concert Band students for an open rehearsal.