Another day of celebration is upon us, only this time it so unapologetically promotes eating sugary sweets. It’s National Chocolate Cake Day! Chocolate – a staple in most people’s diets – has been around in its most primary form for … read more…
The “Did You Know?” series is a recurring blog about interesting facts involving the U.S. military and its many components. The purpose is to enlighten and entertain readers with information not readily known. The youngest U.S. serviceman was 12-year-old Calvin … read more…
Let’s put the “icing on the cake” for National Thank-You Month by celebrating “Thank Your Mentor Day” on Thursday, January 26. On that day, many people across the country will show their gratitude to those who guided them and made … read more…
When it comes to social or stressful events and celebrations, many people turn to beer, champagne, wine or spirits. But if the occasion turns into a chance to get plastered in a short time—then it becomes binge drinking, and it’s … read more…
Dragons, red envelopes, incense and firecrackers all abound – this is the marking of the first day of the first month on the lunar calendar, making it the Lunar New Year. The Year of the Dragon. Lunar New Year – … read more…
He is one of this nation’s founding fathers and signers of the Declaration of Independence. His face adorns the $100 bill. And today is his birthday, making it truly all about the Benjamin – Franklin, that is. Here are some … read more…
The Army’s FREE online program, “March2Success” offers in-depth educational materials not only to help students with standardized testing, but prepare them for the financial aid process. The program itself is geared toward high school students make smooth transitions into college. … read more…
With Martin Luther King, Jr. Day coming up, it’s important to acknowledge and reignite public consciousness about his legacy as a civil rights activist and as a symbol of hope for mankind. Though his message of love and equality are … read more…
ICDC College Sits Down with Dr. Ed Jackson, Jr., Executive Architect, Washington D.C. Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial Dr. Ed Jackson, Jr. serves as the executive architect at the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial Project Foundation in Washington, … read more…
Thinking about where you’ll be in your career over the next few years? It’s never too soon to start setting yourself up to be in high demand within growing industries. As a leading career school, ICDC College is a magnet … read more…
