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Tracy Morris was installed as Illinois Valley Community College's 11th president.

Illinois Valley Community College’s Agriculture Field Day gives students a chance to field test what they learn in the classroom and to discover careers in the industry.

Recognizing more students are facing financial challenges, Illinois Valley Community College has enlisted a new technology to streamline access to resources.

The Hall High School graduate is an author and business owner, traveling the country training others in criminal investigations with a focus on homicide and crime scene investigations.

Illinois Valley Community College and three neighboring colleges in Northern Illinois are exploring how they can efficiently share resources to benefit students, enhance programs and satisfy budgets.

Five retired presidents and directors of Illinois Valley Community College and its predecessor, L-P-O Junior College, will be recognized next week for their distinguished service to higher education and the college.

Join the University of Illinois Extension from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 11, in Room CTC124 at Illinois Valley Community College for Marketing Rural Tourism.

Illinois Valley Community College kicks off a food, fun and fact-filled celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month on Friday with a serving of sweet treats, and it will cap off the observance on Oct. 11 with a Fiesta and Game Day.

Participants will learn to identify risks to children, understand how to protect them and how to respond to the growing cybercrime threat presented through social media, cell phones, game consoles or at home.

Ten scholarships will be awarded by IVCC’s Continuing Education Department to qualified licensed massage therapists enrolled in a trio of professional development classes in September and October.

A look at the IVCC cross country, men's and women's soccer, men's golf and women's tennis teams.

The IVSO will present a series of five concerts that explore the different ways music is inspired and inspires others.

A slate of late-start 12-week and second 8-week courses will begin Sept. 11 and Oct. 11 respectively at Illinois Valley Community College. These options include classes in science, health, math, english, computers, early childhood education and criminal justice.

La Salle, Marshall Putnam County Regional Superintendent of Schools, Christopher B. Dvorak, announced applications for the La Salle County ARPA Reverse Scholarship are available at this time on the Regional Office website at www.roe35.org.

New certified medical assistants celebrated completing their one-year program during Illinois Valley Community College’s pinning ceremony Aug. 25.