Humans of HarperRicardo Garcia, Contributing Writer | June 7, 2026


Arts and CultureNatasha Baratta and Joshua Malvas | May 31, 2026

Harper StoriesRyan Contreras-Betz, Contributing Writer | May 26, 2026
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Harper computer science major Troy Dwijanto expressed his concerns with a new tech called Flock cameras. Criticizing Harper’s choice in installing them around campus in...

“A place for development. A place for 2nd chances. A place to call home. Who’s next?” That is how the Harper Hawks Baseball team described their program...

For Ian McNaughton, Harper College is not a two-year school. The 27-year-old Harper student has been studying on and off for eight years. An ADHD diagnosis has helped him...

Domestic violence does not always begin with visible bruises. Sometimes, it begins with control, fear, and the slow realization that you are no longer safe in your own space....

Going into this editorial, I thought I had a decent understanding of AI water use. AI data centers consume large amounts of water, so using AI is harmful. Simple, right? Well,...

Back in middle school, the extent of my cinematic experience was largely limited to big sci-fi action blockbusters. Like many other thirteen-year-olds at the time, I thought...

CommunityHector Rodriguez and Gaby Rosales | November 7, 2025

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Photo GalleryAri McKellin, Staff Writer and Photographer | April 20, 2022
Photo GalleryAri McKellin, Staff Writer and Photographer | April 9, 2022
Photo GalleryAri McKellin, Staff Writer and Photographer | April 9, 2022



Photo GalleryKhushi Gandhi, Staff Writer and Photographer | March 25, 2022
Photo GalleryKhushi Gandhi, Staff Writer and Photographer | March 25, 2022

There comes a time in every relationship when you realize that things aren’t mutual like you once believed. That time has come. For too long, I and so many others have...

In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Pride Club, the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (ODEI), Latinos Unidos, and drag queen Valentine Addams joined forces...

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...

Sophomores in College often find themselves under a lot of stress. Second-year students have more responsibilities than they’ve ever had, don’t enjoy the comfort of financial...

From long, draining practices to adrenaline-pumping through his body on the track, Jerome Graessle is competitive and driven. He thrives under pressure and looks forward to...

It’s been a frustrating inning for Mason Hulligan. Facing St. Charles Community College on February 15th, in his first outing in almost a year due to injury, the Hawks'...




