Harper College will be closed Monday, December 23 through Wednesday, January 1 for Winter Break.
During the past two years, Harper has awarded $150,000 to area nonprofits. Organizations can apply for the third round of funding through May 10. Read More
Dechen Atsatsang was born an activist. At Harper, she discovered how to combine her avid support for human rights with her career interests in political science. Read More
Kris, who was 98, supported Harper from its earliest days, served on the college’s board of trustees for 24 years and established a scholarship tied to community service. Harper’s Kris Howard Drive is named in her honor. Read More
Bernie Bluestein, 100, and his fellow Ghost Army veterans will travel to the capital to receive the highest civilian award from Congress and President Biden on March 21. Read More
The Harper Ensemble Theatre Company presents its second weekend of performances of Beth Henley’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play. Read More
The free Eclipse @ Harper event will welcome families to campus to witness the solar eclipse, participate in activities and talk with college faculty about this rare event. Read More
Harper College’s WHCM radio station and Audio/Video Arts Technology program recently won six awards between two national awards competitions. Read More
In partnership with the NAACP and the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police, the Harper College Police Department and Office of DEI recently fostered an open discussion among students and employees. Read More
Beth Henley will participate in audience discussions, workshops and meet-and-greets on March 8-9, in tandem with the Harper Ensemble Theatre Company’s production of "Crimes of the Heart." Read More
Rodney Ramey, campus setup crew member, on his favorite Harper memories, the hardest he ever laughed and what he hopes for his retirement after 30 years at Harper College. Read More