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Harper College honored with ICCTA's Equity and Diversity Award - Vimarsana News

Harper College honored with ICCTA's Equity and Diversity Award

The Illinois Community College Trustees Association (ICCTA) recently honored Harper College with the 2023 Equity and Diversity Award.

Harper College honored with Equity and Diversity Award - Vimarsana News

Harper College honored with Equity and Diversity Award

The Illinois Community College Trustees Association (ICCTA) recently honored Harper College with the 2023 Equity and Diversity Award. It's the second time Harper received the award, which recognizes leadership on policies that enhance institutional diversity, inclusion and equity.

Harper Board of Trustees approves four-year contract for president: Harper College - Vimarsana News

Harper Board of Trustees approves four-year contract for president: Harper College

The Harper College Board of Trustees unanimously approved a new four-year contract for President Dr. Avis Proctor.

Community colleges see free tuition cut from Build Back Better Act - Vimarsana News

Community colleges see free tuition cut from Build Back Better Act

The passage of the federal Build Back Better Act by the House on Friday was bittersweet for officials at City Colleges of Chicago, who learned last month a proposal that would have made community colleges across the U.S. tuition free was cut from the roughly $2 trillion social safety net and climate bill.

Concern as community college tuition cut from social safety bill - Vimarsana News

Concern as community college tuition cut from social safety bill

After Tamika Powell lost her job during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, her uncertainty was replaced with hope when she decided to enroll at Chicago’s Harold Washington College