Free Harper programs will feature Puerto Rican music, a presentation on Venezuelan migration and the Cine Latino film series
The longtime trustee and former board chair was honored for 23 years of leadership, advocacy and commitment to Harper students
Funded by the Rotary Club of Schaumburg-Hoffman Estates, the scholarship helps Harper students age 24 and older reskill or upskill
Announcement of Candidacy of Joe Tracy
Collaboration between Harper and districts 211, 214 and 220 enables qualified students to earn an associate degree and a high school diploma
Director of Harper’s Center for Global Education and Engagement will travel to India for a program focused on higher education
All Palatine police officers, firefighters and EMTs are invited so Gators' as a thank you for their service.
President’s Art Selection Award recipients, and recent Harper alumni, Otto Kowalski and Rebecca Reck transformed found objects into art
Supervisor Andy-John G. Kalkounos announced the members of the newly-established Palatine Township Disability and Resource Task Force
Event will feature reflections from a fire chief who volunteered at Ground Zero and a Harper leader with a connection to a 9/11 hero
The inaugural cohort at Harper’s Emergency Services Training Center put the new facility to the test while gaining skills and connections
Free Wednesday screenings at Harper pair popular Hollywood films with Cine Latino’s stories of resilience, revolution and social change.
Harper’s new Certified Management Accountant Preparation Certificate Program is designed for students who already have a bachelor’s degree
The board chose Elliott to fill the vacancy created by the recent resignation of former Board Chair Bill Kelley
Credentials provide beginner to advanced skills for Harper students to immediately use in the workplace
Bookmarks: A Festival for Readers and Writers will feature authors connected to Harper, along with bestselling writer Laurie Gwen Shapiro
Applications now available
By cosponsoring key bills, Congressman Quigley is standing up for millions of Americans, caregivers and the Alzheimer's Association
The new program will prepare Harper students to provide essential support to people with behavioral and developmental disorders
Harper Police will take part in August 4 event at Carpenter Park with departments from Carpentersville, Sleepy Hollow, East and West Dundee
$75,000 grant from Metallica’s foundation, All Within My Hands, will offset specialized training costs for Fire Science Technology students
Students can earn bachelor’s degrees on Harper’s campus at the University Center, which partners with Illinois universities
The new initiative is aimed at enhancing safety and communication between Harper law enforcement and the neurodivergent community
Palatine American Legion offers many ways to celebrate the 4th of July.
New AI-powered apps provide live transcription, note-taking and visual support to enhance accessibility for Harper students
Community Collection of School Supplies at Palatine Independence Day Parade
Federal funding will support facility improvements and expand access to essential services for 115,000 residents.
Requesting cover letters and resumes by Friday, July 31, 2026
The free event on Saturday, June 20, will feature live music, local vendors and family-friendly activities
The Illinois Community College Trustees Association recognized Harper’s president for her leadership advancing student success
A foundation of support and preparation is helping Brittney Monreal take the next step toward a career in sustainability
Requesting cover letters and resumes by June 12, 2026
Palatine Library Summer Reading Program, Plant a Seed, Read! June 1 – August 15
Fifth annual music series will take place Thursday nights from May 28 through August 6 on Harper’s Palatine campus
Harper is one of 25 institutions vying for the $1 million Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence
As the professor retires, the influence of his leadership with the Speech and Debate team and in the classroom continues to resonate
Grammy-winning musician will headline Harper’s first Back Porch Revue Festival, blending music and film in a free performance
The facility will serve as the future home for a range of academic programs, including business, economics, education and legal studies
Mentorship and hands-on experience prepare Harper students to work in government and the community to foster long-term change
Known for its famous wings, diverse menu, and lively atmosphere, Gators remains a go-to destination after 30 years