Harper College

News Feed Component

To add news stories to your page, click on the Components icon in the page editor toolbar (the icon looks like an atom diagram) and choose the News Feed component. You will then need to enter information about the feed.

Section Identifier: Used for tracking purposes, not displayed, should be unique and descriptive of the page its on (eg. Biology News Feed)

Section Heading: The heading text that appears above the news feed.

Intro Text: The text that appears below the heading and above the news feed.

Keywords: Enter the keywords that your articles are tagged with. For example, articles related to the chemistry department are tagged "chemistry". Leaving this blank to pull in any news post.

Post Layout: Choose the layout for the news feed. The most common layout options include:

Blowout: Displays posts on white background, with a button for the call to action.
Headline: Just the Headline is displayed
Stacked: Two or more articles are displayed stacked vertically on a gray background. Call to action is displayed as linked text.

Location: Leave this blank to pull posts from anywhere. To pull from a specific folder location, add the folder path.

Number of Posts: Select the number of posts you want displayed.

Year: Limit the posts by year by entering a four-digit year into this field.

Pagination: Enabling this will paginate your news feed

Enable/Hide Heading and Intro: Setting this to display-none will hide it, visible will enable it.

Stacked Example

Aini Asim

Harper alum Aini Asim awarded coveted Jack Kent Cooke Foundation scholarship

The recent Harper College graduate plans to use the Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship to study molecular and cellular biology with a goal of becoming a surgeon. Read More

Juneteenth in the Burbs

Harper to co-host Juneteenth in the Burbs

Co-hosted by iCU Community and the Township of Schaumburg, the annual celebration returns to Harper College’s Palatine campus on Saturday, June 21. Read More

Harper student and tour guide Ariana Alarcon

As kids, they went on Harper tours. As students, they lead them

On Fridays, Harper students shepherd groups of grade school students on campus tours, connecting the kids with a college in their community. For the guides, this experience brings back memories of wonder, excitement and prized T-shirts. Read More

Last Updated: 5/13/25