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During the Harper study abroad trip to Cuba, students spent their spring break experiencing the country from every angle they could, whether it be in the valleys of rolling limestone mountains, or the streets and alleyways of Havana. (Photo by Lydia Schultz)

Study abroad: Experiencing Cuba, from Havana to Viñales

Vivienne Madsen and Lydia Schultz
May 17, 2023
Over the course of spring break, Harper College offered students an opportunity to study abroad in Cuba. Staff writer Lydia Schultz, an experienced traveler in her own right, leapt at the opportunity. (Photo by Lydia Schultz)

Tourist vs. traveler: Lessons from my study abroad trip to Cuba

Lydia Schultz, Staff Writer
May 17, 2023
Traveling on your own can be a very rewarding experience, but women looking to go it alone have to consider a myriad of safety concerns that arent even on most mens radar. Though these concerns are often legitimate ones, the travel & tourism industries at large dont seem to be making any strides in encouraging women to pursue solo travel. (Photo courtesy of Creative Commons)

Going it alone: Why can’t the tourism industry empower women who want to travel independently?

Lydia Schultz, Staff Writer
March 23, 2023
Shiloh Clow sits on her yoga mat in one of Harper’s studios at the fitness center. (Photo by Lydia Schultz)

Profile: Shiloh Clow discovers self-love through yoga

Lydia Schultz, Staff Writer
February 16, 2023
With red envelopes in hand, two students pose for a photo during a student-run Lunar New Year celebration in Harpers Building D. (Photo by Lydia Schultz)

Harper’s International students usher in the Lunar New Year

Lydia Schultz, Staff Writer
February 13, 2023
Vacations dont have to be an expensive pipe dream. With these tips and tricks, you can venture far and wide without breaking the bank. (Photo by Lydia Schultz)

The best budget travel hacks for thrifty tourists

Lydia Schultz, Staff Writer
January 31, 2023
A dream come true: Why solo-travel should be a priority for young students finding their way through the world

A dream come true: Why solo-travel should be a priority for young students finding their way through the world

Lydia Schultz, Staff Writer
November 1, 2022
“Not Always a Valley of Tears” author and former Harper professor Pascuala Herrera poses with her memoir after a presentation in the Cultural Center on October 13. Herrera is an advocate for LatinX communities and people with disabilities, as well as the co-founder of Educators 4 Equity and Justice. (Photo by Lydia Schultz)

Q&A: Celebrating life’s adversity with author Pascuala Herrera

Lydia Schultz, Staff Writer
October 27, 2022
Students line up on the quad for free boba drinks on May 11, 2022. (Photo by Lydia Schultz.)

Student Engagement hosts APIDA Heritage Month event

Lydia Schultz, Staff Writer
May 11, 2022
Angel LeBare (Jonah Parra) strikes a pose after a drag performance while another performer takes the stage at Durty Nellies on April 16, 2022. (Photo by Lydia Schultz.)

Jonah Parra is also 100% Angel LeBare

Lydia Schultz, Staff Writer
May 3, 2022
Emma Saito Lincoln speaks to students and staff about the Teaching Equitable Asian American Community History (TEAACH) Act in the Cultural Center on April 6, 2022. (Photo by Lydia Schultz.)

Cultural Center hosts Asian American TEAACH Act presentation and lunch

Lydia Schultz, Staff Writer
April 14, 2022
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