James Gibson, an exonerated Chicago police torture survivor, came to Harper and spoke about his life experience after being wrongfully convicted and incarcerated for 29 years....
Student Government Association’s (SGA) first-ever Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) Town Hall Meeting was hosted by them in partnership with the Office of DEI....
Members of the Harper College community gathered for The Universal Village: Designing for Mental Health and Neurodiverse Access on March 7th from 8:30am until 2:30pm. The...
For most people, Black Friday consists of running around to find the best deals and trying to get rid of all of the leftover turkey. For Harper professor Kirby Fellis, Black...
To listen on Spotify, click here. Welcome to back to Wired Differently: Inside the Neurodivergent Mind- a podcast dedicated to learning about how neurodiverse individuals...
To listen on Spotify, click here. Welcome to the first episode of Wired Differently: Inside the Neurodivergent Mind - a podcast dedicated to learning about how...
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...
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...