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Illinois College announces first online programs

Illinois College will launch its first fully online degree programs in May with initial offerings in nursing, agribusiness and business administration.

Agriculture growing at Illinois College

Illinois College will hire a second agriculture business professor after five times the anticipated students registered for its new agriculture finance program.

In the News: New director hopes to expand child programs

Squire Prince '18 has been hired as the children and youth director at Grace United Methodist Church.

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Illinois College alumni to found nonprofit

Brad Regul ’11 and Heidi Bruce-Regul ’12 have been halfway around the world and back.

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IC to offer three degree programs in online format

Illinois College is a four-year liberal arts college founded by so-called “Yale Bands,” students from Yale University who migrated westward. The college’s history dates back to a time — 1829 — before Abraham Lincoln even stepped foot into Illinois.

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Student Achievements

IC student awarded prestigious Fulbright to teach in Germany

Michael Shereda ’19 has received a Fulbright Scholarship, one of the most prestigious and competitive fellowship programs in the world. Through the Fulbright U.S. Student Program, Shereda will travel to Germany this fall to serve as an English teaching assistant in a German school for one year.

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Student Achievements

IC psychology students and faculty present research at top international conference

A group of Illinois College students and faculty recently presented their psychology research at the biennial meeting of the Society for Research in Child Development held in Baltimore, Maryland, this March.

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