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Your Story. Your Voice. Your Paper.

The Harbinger
Your Story. Your Voice. Your Paper.

The Harbinger
Inspired by a class discussion about the media bias surrounding Chicago's current migrant crisis, Harper graduate Grant Hochmuth took the initiative and decided to do his own reporting on the issue. When all was said and done, not only did he gain a clearer picture on what it means to be a "sanctuary city," but he also gained valuable insight on what it means to be a journalist. (Photo courtesy of Grant Hochmuth)

Personal Essay: Sorting fact from fiction amid Chicago’s migrant crisis

Grant Hochmuth, Staff Writer
May 24, 2024
Cat Reddington, one of the two juror’s award winning students, in the striped crewneck standing with other fellow student artists. (Photo by Bridgette Fraga)

Student Juried Exhibition 2024: Year-end gallery event recognizes aspiring student artists

Bridgette Fraga, Staff Writer
May 16, 2024
They come in peace... hopefully. This summer in Illinois will be a historic one when it comes to cicadas -- we're getting not one but TWO emerging broods as our new neighbors. (Graphic by Cole Altmayer)

Cicadapocalypse 2024 – Our guide to living harmoniously alongside our new insect overlords

Gil Chmielewski, Staff Writer
May 11, 2024
(Graphic by Cole Altmayer)

Podcast: Project 180 – Episode #2 (w/ Prof. Kathleen Reynolds)

Brianna Manzo, Staff Writer
May 5, 2024
Professor and music program chair Edward Hamel discusses his experiences as a musician, producer and a teacher. (Photo by Bridgette Fraga)

Profile: In the studio or up on stage, music program chair Edward Hamel is always down to make some noise

Bridgette Fraga, Staff Writer
April 28, 2024
Heads up! Panoramic shot of the eclipse viewing party and its wide range of attendees. (Photo by Cole Altmayer)

Total Eclipse of the Harper: Eclipse viewing party brings thousands to campus

Suzanna Pekala, Contributor
April 18, 2024
(Graphic by Cole Altmayer)

Podcast: Project 180 – Episode #1 (w/ Liman Lei)

Brianna Manzo, Staff Writer
April 12, 2024
Disney has announced a big lineup of their upcoming animated films, and a lot of them are sequels. With such big shoes to fill, it's inevitable that some of these might end up feeling like wastes of time -- but which ones? (Graphic by Gil Chmielewski)

Must Watch or Waste of Time? – A breakdown of Disney’s upcoming animated sequels

Gil Chmielewski, Staff Writer
April 2, 2024
Between founding his own film podcast with F This Movie! and teaching film history to college students, Patrick Bromley has made out a career out of cinema appreciation -- and he's also lived a couple thousand (or so) more lives vicariously through the silver screen. (Graphics courtesy of Patrick Bromley and F This Movie!)

Profile: Film professor and F This Movie! podcast host Patrick Bromley discusses the magic of the movies

Jack Schafer, Staff Writer
March 30, 2024
Promotional image for Dune: Part Two (Photo courtesy of Warner Brothers Studios)

Review: “Dune: Part Two” is a monumental work of science fiction

Gil Chmielewski, Staff Writer
March 18, 2024
Women in Tech conference in the amphitheater of the Wojcik Conference Center. (Photo by Toni Stys)

Women in Tech conference encourages innovation on International Women’s Day

Toni Stys, Contributor
March 17, 2024
Some NFL fans feel like their sport has been under siege as a result of the influx of new fans Taylor Swift has brought in. But is it really necessary to see it as a Taylor vs. the NFL situation? Why do we have to pit two queens against each other like this? (Graphic by Cole Altmayer)

Re: Swift Impact – Why NFL fans should chill out when it comes to Swifties and the “Taylor Effect”

Annette Lee, Staff Writer
March 15, 2024
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