In the October 2022 issue, The Skyhawk View claimed that the SVCC building was built in 1965. In 1965, the citizens of the Sauk Valley area voted to establish SVCC. It wasn't until 1970 that the college building officially opened. The Skyhawk View regrets the error.
The SVCC Peer Mentors are available to students during our drop-in hours three times a week in room 2M9B providing a space for students to come and talk, study, do some destressing activities, or even just hang out.
Most professors want to hear from students and - as scary as asking for help might seem - an open line of communication between teacher and student is better than a failing grade.
The Whiteside County Sheriff’s Office Mounted Patrol is a civilian volunteer search-and-rescue team that assists the sheriff’s department with missing persons, provides security at emergency scene sites, and patrols public events like the Whiteside County fair.
A farmhouse previously occupied by the original Director of Facilities in the 1970s is being torn down to make room for a new AG/Grounds building at Sauk Valley Community College.
The numbers are coming in and the Illinois harvest is faring better than the national average. Currently the projected average corn yield in Northern Illinois is estimated at 204 bushels per acre this fall, up 2 bushels per acre from 2021.
