The event will be hosted at Palatine High School, 1111 N. Rohlwing Rd. in Palatine from 5 to 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 26.
The college's sonography programs are seeking volunteers to be scanned by students. Appointments begin in October.
The Harper College Police Department is showing its support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October
On October 19 the 2023 Distinguished Alumni Awards will honor former students for outstanding career and community achievements
Bethanie-Michelle Statler and Ranjani Murali connect with students by creating scientific song parodies and deploying funny memes
Martial arts demonstraton at Palatine Street Fest Saturday August 26th at 5:00 pm at Slade & Greeley
Fall series will group screenings by theme, including westerns, horror and film noir. Admission is free and open to everyone
An Interfaith Response to Food Insecurity
The three-year grant will support a Harper College project involving career readiness in drone technology related to biological monitoring
Dr. Avis Proctor chose two sculptures by Harper students for the 2023 President's Art Selection Award
The ADS Office at Harper College has a legacy of being at the forefront of helping students with disabilities to thrive in college
Strategic investment in Buehler YMCA will support expansion of early learning, swim safety and youth mental health services.
Elderwerks President Jennifer Prell believes there is no age limit on learning or having fun.
Government Finance Officers Association awarded Harper’s high standards for 13th consecutive year
The Lifelong Learning Institute will welcome Danny Fox as Bob Dylan and Barry Cloyd as Carl Sandburg on Friday, August 25
Harper College students, employees and alumni can purchase discounted tickets for the game, which includes giveaways and fireworks.
Collaborators from Harper College, NIU, and Districts 211, 214 and 220 focus on creating safe and supportive learning environments
Harper's foundation recently awarded funds to six organizations in the second year of its Community Innovation Fund Grant Program
Teachers register now for free supplies. Community members become a sponsor or volunteer the week of July 23rd to support local education.
Bucket Number Six, Palatine’s Hometown Band Celebrates 20 Years Rocking Palatine Hometown Fest
The Illinois Community College Trustees Association awarded Harper for policies that enhance institutional diversity, equity and inclusion
The Friends of Palatine Library returns with another great used book sale this summer.
Craft coffee and tea roaster grows to bring people together through the joy of discovery
“I know that I want to continue to play lacrosse either at the club or competitive level in college.”
The outdoor series will take place at 7:30 p.m. Thursdays, June 8-July 27, on Harper's Palatine campus
A partnership between Harper College and others, the Education and Work Center seeks to change lives by providing free classes and resources
Harper College is preparing to launch an aviation maintenance program to address a gap in affordable training and education in the region
Harper will develop new career pathways in AI and cybersecurity with the support of a federal grants program
The Speech and Debate Team recently earned its first national championship at the 2023 Phi Rho Pi National Tournament
Jeff Julian, chief of staff at Harper College, was recently installed as president of the National Council for Marketing & Public Relations
Harper Police recognized a group of Career Skills Institute students for taking immediate action when their instructor collapsed
Students of all ages can participate in interactive workshops and engage with STEAM leaders at the fair
Harper College Educational Foundation program will award five grants to area nonprofit organizations that support underserved communities
Former congresswoman set to lead Palatine-based nonprofit starting April 17
With guest presenters and information about Harper resources, Career Forward will take place on April 5 at the Wojcik Conference Center
Starting in Fall 2023, bachelor’s degrees in graphic design and human resources management and an MBA program will be available to students
The Harper College Theater Ensemble will present Killebrew's 'Lettie' March 17-26. The playwright will visit for conversations March 24-25
Registration is open for Harper's InZone enrichment and sports camp for students ages 6 to 14
Raffle tickets for the one-five Foundation 50/50 Raffle now available at www.one-five.org. You could win up to $30,000!
Annual event helps students recognize the signs of suicide and become more comfortable talking to their peers about mental health resources