Free community event will include drone demonstrations, displays and “power talks” on Harper's campus
The team took home the overall gold medal at the recent Phi Rho Pi National Tournament, will host a championship celebration on April 23
Harper will host the free, family-friendly event on April 27, in partnership with the Barrington Council for the Gifted and Talented
Kids ages 6 to 14 can enroll in the annual enrichment and sports camp, which runs from June 3 until August 9
Area nonprofit organizations can apply for the third round of funding through the Community Innovation Fund Grant Program through May 10
Dechen Atsatsang was born an activist. At Harper, she discovered how to combine her avid support for human rights with her career interests
Bernie Bluestein, 100, and his fellow Ghost Army veterans will travel to the capital to receive the highest civilian award from Congress
Harper College’s WHCM radio station and Audio/Video Arts Technology program recently took home six prizes at the BEA and IBS media awards
In partnership with the NAACP and the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police, Harper fostered a discussion among students and employees
Beth Henley will participate in audience discussions, workshops and more on March 8-9 in tandem with a production of 'Crimes of the Heart'
The Center for Interprofessional Simulation and Innovation fosters collaboration and expertise among Harper's health career students
Event will feature panel discussions and a Leadership Dinner during which students can practice networking while learning from Harper alumni
Harper was honored by ATD as a Leah Meyer Austin Award winner, along with the college’s long-term dedication to student success
Students can count on the Hawks Care Resource Center and Counseling Services to help with food insecurity, mental health needs and more
The college's sonography programs are seeking volunteers to be scanned by students. Non-diagnostic appointments begin in mid-February
Award-winning Harper College philosophy educator uses games and play-based learning to engage students
The catering supervisor will be honored for 17-plus years of outstanding service with a personal touch on Jan. 31
Learn effective and practical self defense techniques along with awareness and avoidance information, attack areas of the body, and more!
Upon achieving an associate degree, Harper students will be able to easily transfer to RU to complete a bachelor’s in computer science
Women Empowered Businesses (WEB) networking group offers college scholarships to female Fremd and Palatine High School students
Slate of movies will highlight Black, Indian, Korean and Pakistani filmmakers with free Wednesday screenings starting Feb. 7
Collaborative of faculty, administrators and business leaders helps develop new degree programs in AI, cybersecurity and more
Join us at the LLI Open House from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for a showcase of what you can expect from our spring class schedule
Where Music, Flavor, and Community Meet: The Madcats Experience in Palatine
Commissioner George Cardenas warns Palatine residents that filing closes December 12th.
Esports team members share the leadership and teamwork skills they’ve gained as competitive gamers creating a new tradition at Harper
With donations big and small, the Inspire Scholarship Campaign surpassed its goal nearly one year ahead of its completion date
For more than two decades, Harper College’s LLI program has been connecting older adults to engaging learning opportunities and each other
The teams each took home first-place honors at the 2023 NJCAA Division III Cross Country Championships in Huntsville, Alabama
Faculty development experience in Kenya and Uganda is the latest in Harper’s commitment to providing students with a global perspective
Palatine resident Airman Flowers, serving in the Navy aboard the aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower, was deployed with a battle group
For the second consecutive time, Harper is among the top 150 institutions eligible for the Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence
Join BOR Commissioner George Cardenas and the Palatine Township Assessor’s Office Wednesday October 25th and file in-person or file online
Performances of the musical, based on the novel by Daniel Wallace and the film directed by Tim Burton, will take place November 10-12 and 17
Students in grades 3 through 12 are encouraged to participate in free Experience Day events, Saturday, November 4, on Harper’s campus
Harper’s second annual summit will bring together business leaders and experts to address the evolving landscape of workforce dynamics
Harper Police joined Harper’s Campus Crusade for Christ and First Baptist Church in Palatine for a pumpkin-decorating event on Oct. 9
This is the third time Harper has received the Higher Education Excellence in Diversity Award, a national honor
Harper has recently been awarded nearly $4.1 million in federal grant funding to support student-parents, assist Latinx students and more
Kate Guerrero drew on her life experience and the assistance she received from Harper’s novel-writing courses to win the manuscript contest