EICC News
Discover the region’s connections to the Underground Railroad at EICC's Clinton campus
Familiar communities hold stories many of us have never heard. Discover their connections to the Underground Railroad during a free conference Tuesday, Nov. 10, at Eastern Iowa Community Colleges’ Clinton campus.
Read moreOnline Doesn't Mean On Your Own
Discover how EICC instructors support online Health Information Management and Cancer Information Management students from class to career.
Read moreMaisy Woods Grew Up Visiting the Figge. Now Her Art Is on Display There.
EICC student Maisy Woods grew up visiting the Figge Art Museum. Now, her own ceramic artwork is on display as part of the museum’s 2026 College Invitational. Discover how her passion for ceramics, encouragement from EICC faculty, and willingness to experiment helped her grow as an artist.
Read more2027 Graduation Ceremonies
Eastern Iowa Community Colleges' 2027 Graduation Ceremony information.
Read moreSpring Registration & Holiday Hours at EICC
As the holiday season approaches, please note that Eastern Iowa Community Colleges (Clinton, Muscatine, and Scott) will be closed from December 24 through January 1 for winter break.
Read moreFAME Information Sessions
If you like working with your hands and want a real job — not just more school — FAME is for you.
Read moreEnergize Clinton Grant Supports New StoryWalk at Bickelhaupt Arboretum
The Arboretum received a $15,000 grant from the Energize Clinton Endowment in September to support an interactive StoryWalk and other improvements. The project will create a family-friendly outdoor learning experience for visitors of all ages.
Read more60 Years of Opening Doors
As Iowa’s community college system marks six decades, three EICC voices reflect on what has changed, what has endured and why opportunity close to home still matters.
Read moreYour Kid Wants a 3D Printer. Here's What Parents Should Know Before Buying One.
Your child has been watching 3D printing videos, dreaming up projects, and asking for a printer of their own. Maybe they want to make miniature animals, custom game pieces, or something nobody has thought of yet.
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