Campus Tour

Individual Campus Tours

Explore our campus to learn about our landmark buildings and spaces and academic centers. Please contact your Admission Counselor to schedule an appointment.

Tanner Hall

Tanner is a great place to start if you need help with the business end of being a student.

Kirby Learning Center

The first thing you see when you walk into Kirby Learning Center is the hall of flags that symbolize the more than 30 nations represented by our students, faculty and staff. Every student takes a class here in one of our recently renovated classrooms that facilitates engagement.

Caine Student Center

If you are looking to get involved on campus or grab a bite to eat, the Caine Student Center is the place to be! Two of the three on campus dining locations, are located in Caine. It's also homebase for the over 80 student organizations covering every imaginable interest. No need to worry about whether or not you'll fit in - there is literally something for everyone.

Abraham Lincoln Hall

Living on campus will add an exciting dimension to your overall Illinois College experience. We offer a variety of residence halls to choose from, each with its own style and amenities.

Bruner Fitness and Recreation Center

Student-athletes at IC are challenged to be their best, both on the field and in the classroom. With 20 NCAA division III teams, IC is a fierce competitor in the Midwest Conference.

Parker Science Building

Parker Science Building is home of, you guessed it, the sciences. If you are interested in programs like biology, chemistry, or pre-med, Parker will quickly become your second home where you are guaranteed hands-on learning experiences, often participating in student-faculty research that will prepare you well for future graduate programs or that first job after graduation.

Gardner Hall

Right next to Gardner Hall, the seal of the College sits in the middle of Steuer walkway. When you tour campus in person you'll want to walk around the seal because tradition has it that walking across the seal means it will take an extra year to graduate.