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Sexual Assault Awareness Month Amid COVID-19

April 13, 2020

On a national level, April marks Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). While the month typically entails a variety of in-person events and programs to bring awareness to the important month, the COVID-19 pandemic has shifted these interactions across the world. As people continue to grapple with the vast shifts in everyday life due to physical distancing protocols, it's even more important to be aware of how we can all be an active bystander in preventing sexual assault and other forms of interpersonal violence. Read More

Looking to get ahead this summer?

Summer Courses Still Available

April 11, 2020

Encourage your students to take advantage of Harper's low cost tuition while staying ahead on their degree requirements this summer. Read More

Facemasks designed by area students and produced by the Makerspace.

Harper students and teachers create protective gear for essential workers

April 02, 2020

Career and Technical Education teachers from Buffalo Grove and Wheeling high schools have designed and are now producing a protective face shield, with help from Harper College’s Makerspace and Entrepreneur Center. Read More

Daniellah Salario owner of Salario Senior Care

Salario Senior Care

March 17, 2020

Many families have experienced how difficult it can be to care for elderly family and friends. Trying to do it all yourself can be emotionally and physically challenging. But the alternative of moving someone out of their home is often not an appealing option. To assist seniors and their families, Daniellah Salario decided to start her own home care business. Read More

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2axend

March 13, 2020

Corey Axelrod is well acquainted with the challenges and biases that people who are deaf and hard of hearing face; he himself is a member of that community. Even though cultural diversity and inclusion are values that most businesses espouse, many of them are not properly equipped to create equitable and inclusive experiences for those who are deaf and hard of hearing. Corey Axelrod founded 2axend to help institutions implement policies and practices that are responsive to the needs of that community. Read More

Last Updated: 5/13/25