EICC News

Bickelhaupt Arboretum Celebrates New Education and Events Center

Eastern Iowa Community Colleges (EICC) celebrated the completion of a $5.5 million renovation and enhancement project at Bickelhaupt Arboretum on May 1, opening a new chapter for one of Clinton’s most treasured outdoor spaces.

EICC unveils River Otters as new mascot, introduces Eddy

EICC introduced its new districtwide mascot identity today: the EICC River Otters. Revealed on the final day of Community College Month, the River Otters give students across Clinton, Muscatine, and Scott Community Colleges one name to rally around, and a visible symbol of pride, momentum, and community.

EICC names Michael Beane, EdD, vice chancellor of student services

Clinton Welcomes World-Renowned Artist Thomas Dambo Following Debut of Three Giant Trolls

Three larger-than-life trolls have officially taken up residence in Clinton, and now the artist behind them is coming to town.

Inside Collis, the work is changing. And so are the people doing it.

Instead of looking outside for every new skill, Collis is investing in the people already there. Building knowledge. Creating pathways. Giving employees the chance to move into more technical and leadership roles.

Starting Early, Thinking Bigger

EICC alumna, Harli Herrington, is working toward a career in medicine

Clinton Announces High School Fine Arts Winners

Clinton Community College hosted the annual High School Fine Arts Day event as part of Community College Month hosted throughout the Eastern Iowa Community Colleges. 

Register for Fall 2026

The sooner you register the more likely you are to get a spot in the classes you want and at the time you want.

How to Become an HVAC Technician: Training, Certification & Career Outlook

HVAC technicians keep homes warm in January and cool in July. In the Midwest, that is not optional. It is essential.

Troll Stewardship & Habitat Management Certificate

This one-of-a-kind certificate prepares students to responsibly manage troll habitats, communicate across species, and support the health and wellbeing of large-scale wooden inhabitants.