With excitement electrifying the air of Building C’s art gallery, a circle of attendees gathered around fine arts professor Perry Pollock as he began to announce the winners...
Students, staff and other local residents gathered together in the quad to attend a free rare solar eclipse viewing party event hosted by Harper College on April 8. Thousands...
More than 100 people gathered in the Wojcik Conference Center to celebrate International Women’s Day by listening to successful women from the technology field. According...
Chicago has been given many names over the years. It’s been called the Windy City, it the Second City, but it was only recently that I learned about its status as a sanctuary...
What's the coolest fact about living in Illinois in 2024? That the world's largest catsup bottle resides here in downtown Collinsville? No, but you’re close – it's actually...
Welcome back to Project 180 -- a podcast all about seeing what it's like on the other side of the world... without even stepping foot off of the Harper campus! This time,...
Pride Club held a response session after HOME, a known anti-LGBTQIA+ group and registered hate group, hosted a table and passed out fliers on campus late February this year. The...
A diverse group of students and staff gathered in Building A’s student center lounge on Tuesday, October 11 for Harper College’s second annual Pride Fest, armed with pride...
The Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and Pride Club coordinated their very first “Trans Tea Time” in honor of International Transgender Day of Visibility in...
As an instructor and chair of the music department at Harper College, Edward Hamel has made a career out of helping students discover their passions in the fields of music...
For Patrick Bromley, what started as just an annual family trip to the movies and binging cable programming has blossomed into a multifaceted career focusing on film education...
Ava Belluomini’s volleyball career was never something that she planned on – giving it a try wasn’t even her own idea, and yet, it somehow became a staple all throughout...