Lincoln Trail College is launching a program designed to help recognize students, faculty, and staff doing good things. The Statesmen Standout program recognizes and promotes positivity in the people at the College.

Spring 2023 semester registration opens October 18 at Frontier Community, Lincoln Trail, Olney Central and Wabash Valley colleges. Current students are invited to schedule an advising appointment. Advising information can be found at www.iecc.edu/advisement or by contacting the numbers below. FCC: 618-842-3711 LTC: 618-544-8657 OCC: 618-395-7777 WVC: 618-262-8641

September 19th through September 23rd, 2022 is Adult Education and Family Literacy Awareness week. The Illinois Eastern Community College Adult Education Program is committed to helping students succeed and strengthen their communities. By providing students with an opportunity to receive free High School Equivalency classes that focus on academics, college and career readiness, and English as a Second Language classes, IECC offers individuals a chance to reach their goals.

The Arts at Lincoln Trail College will present an evening of guitar and flute music featuring Michael Patilla and Sophie Kershaw-Patilla. The concert takes place on September 23 at 7:00 p.m. at the Zwermann Arts Center Theater.   The concert features music by William Beauvais, Mauro Giuliani, Nikita Koshkin, Manuel Ponce, Andrew York, and others.   

Brooke Olaivar, the director of The Arts at Lincoln Trail College’s production of The One-Act Play That Goes Wrong, has announced the cast for the show.  

Lincoln Trail College will hold auditions on August 15 and 16 for its Fall production of The One-Act Play That Goes Wrong.

Lincoln Trail College will welcome new and returning students back to the College on August 17 with the annual Welcome Back Blast. “We want students to kick off the year on a high note and see what college life is like at Lincoln Trail College,” said Director of Marketing Chris Forde. “We want to make sure our students have fun during the event and also learn how they can get involved on campus and throughout the community.”