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Elite Command Junk Hauling

December 01, 2020

Sarah Mawhorr wanted two things from her career. First, she wanted to be in a profession that fit with her personal life, and second, she wanted to be the one making the rules. Sarah’s solution… start her own business! The catch was that to launch the business, Sarah would need to start from scratch. Read More

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Harper Virtual Tours: Chemistry Lab

October 14, 2020

Check out the chemistry lab at Harper College with professors Julie Ellefson and Dr. Karen Dailey. Watch the Video

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Harper Students on What They'd Do with $63,000

September 23, 2020

It’s no secret: Students who start at Harper and transfer can save up to $63,000 on the cost of their bachelor's degree. We asked a handful of Harper students what they would do with an extra $63,000. Read More

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How to Get Involved in the 2020 Election

September 11, 2020

This year, Election Day (Tuesday, Nov. 3) has been declared a state holiday. While Harper College and other colleges/schools will be closed, students as young as 16 years old have the opportunity to serve as election judge, a paid position. Read More

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September: Suicide Prevention Month

August 28, 2020

Every year, September marks Suicide Prevention Month, which is a month dedicated to discussing suicide prevention, mental health resources and bringing awareness to warning signs. In addition, September 6 - 12, 2020 marks National Suicide Prevention Week. While talking about suicide can sometimes feel like a taboo topic in society, it's important and necessary to be aware of the warning signs and ways in which we can talk openly and honestly about suicide in order to help reduce stigma and potentially save lives. Read More

Last Updated: 12/14/23