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sa��ʴ�ý hosting meeting on volunteer tutoring March 7

Learn about becoming a volunteer tutor with the college’s adult education program at its Hillsboro, Litchfield and Taylorville locations.

Young students stand in a circle and smile while holding a robotics project.

sa��ʴ�ý to host regional science fair March 16

sa��ʴ�ý will host the annual Illinois Junior Academy of Science Region 10 Science Fair on Saturday, March 16 in Cass Gym.

Sculpture La Terra at sunset

sa��ʴ�ý Foundation Board welcomes three new members; elects officers

New LLCC Foundation members are Earl Flack, Doreen Garza and Rachel Pennell

2024 Homecoming Royals Dane Foster and Olivia Marchizza. They are wearing red sashes that say "Homecoming Royalty" in gold lettering.

sa��ʴ�ý homecoming royals announced

This year’s LLCC Homecoming Royals Dane Foster and Olivia Marchizza were announced during halftime of the women’s basketball game.

blocks, circles, pulleys and levers

sa��ʴ�ý to host Rube Goldberg Competition for fifth graders March 2

"Outlandish machines” designed by area fifth graders will be on display at LLCC on Saturday, March 2, in the student union.

Ron Riggle walking in baseball uniform with the number 700 over the top.

sa��ʴ�ý head baseball coach notches 700th win

Coach Ron Riggle reached his 700th win on Feb. 17 versus University of Arkansas Rich Mountain with a 7-5 victory.

Image of an animated laptop and cellphone on a mint green background.

sa��ʴ�ý offering free digital literacy classes for older adults

sa��ʴ�ý has partnered with AT&T to offer free digital literacy training classes.

Dr. Charlotte Warren

Explore opportunities for your future

Ever catch yourself wondering what the future holds for yourself or a loved one? Imagining the future can be a powerful drive for change. This kind of visualization can help us be positive, enhance a sense of purpose and begin to set goals.

Three female students study over a laptop computer.

sa��ʴ�ý announces 2024 regional Academic Challenge winners

Approximately 198 students from 12 high schools participated in the competition on Monday, Feb. 5, at LLCC.

Dr. Laurel Bretz

Free classes to help bridge the technological divide

To support digital literacy for older adults, LLCC and AT&T have partnered to provide free digital literacy training classes throughout 2024.